The part of a sentence 'distinctive enough that' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to emphasize a particular aspect of something. For example, "The design of the product is distinctive enough that it stands out from the others in its class."
"These robberies are distinctive enough that they've made a pattern," said Detective Joseph Pentangelo, a police spokesman.
The heart-shaped and green-skinned Kelsey is distinctive enough that it is usually labeled with its proper name.
Mr. Ryan's language — common on the field, uncommon in prime time — was distinctive enough that the same producers who had edited the show to highlight it felt the need to make pre-emptive excuses for it.
As noted by Chris Brochu, the osteoderms are distinctive enough that even "bone granola" can adequately confirm the presence of Deinosuchus.
The indentations should be very minor but distinctive enough that you can make out the design.
They start out, depending on the times, with high spirits or with a stern sense of mission, but the idea itself, the complete set of ingredients that might make a magazine distinctive enough to last — that's almost never in place.
Concepts that are ambiguous from an audio characteristics perspective do not seem to have a unique sound associated with them, or at least not a sound distinctive enough at a finer level.
Mr. Cotton, 36, a former Army Ranger and Harvard Law School graduate, is a distinctive enough candidate that his association with House Republicans, strategists say, could be overshadowed by the more compelling aspects of his biography.
In 2007 it was acquired by a property magnate and in 2008 filed for bankruptcy protection.The problem with such newspapers is that, although they do much that is excellent, they do little that is distinctive enough for people to pay for it.
When I read the green paper's criticism, prefixed with "there is an argument that" we are not distinctive enough, I thought: is that all you've got?
The site's future will depend on whether that's distinctive enough a proposition, whether the quality can be maintained, and how well it faces off the inevitable competition.
