Sentence examples for effectively be enough to from inspiring English sources
Walsall go into their final League One home game of the season against play-off hopefuls Huddersfield on Saturday knowing that victory will effectively be enough to avoid relegation.
As well as offering us a new platform for practical, artistic, and technological exploration, "Printed Optics," as Disney Research Pittsburgh calls their new project, should be enough to effectively diminish any potential impatience with the perceived direction in which 3D printing is headed.
Therefore, it is clear that supply-side initiatives focusing on lowering prices would not be enough to effectively constrain drug expenditure increases.
About 80-100 hofrs of concentrated effort should be enough to communicate effectively, she says.
Intelligence alone won't be enough to deal effectively with the escalating complexity.
McCain pulling Crist and Martinez...that might not be enough to beat Romney, but I think that it's enough to effectively end the idea of Rudy Giuliani's presidential ambitions.
As Mr. Weitzman points out, that's enough to "effectively destroy planet Earth as we know it".
In a closely divided Senate, just a few Republican no votes is enough to effectively kill a nomination.
By using this soft 3D fibrin gel method, we found that IFN-γ did not induce the death of B16 TRCs even at a high concentration; however, much lower dose of IFN-γ was enough to effectively kill control differentiated B16 cells cultured in rigid plastic plates (Fig. 1a), indicating that IFN-γ seems to be ineffective to stem-like TRCs.
This simplification may result in incomplete results because we are assuming that perturbing one gene is enough to effectively destabilize the circuit it belongs to, whereas weak interactions in the circuit may interrupt the regulation signal transfer.
