Sentence examples for enough analysing from inspiring English sources

In the cold war Western strategists probably spent too much time worrying about the Soviet Union's military clout, and not enough analysing its commercial frailties.

If you do enough analyses you can always get positive, but meaningless, results based on chance.

Moreover, the SEC is not rigorous enough in analysing the efficacy of its new regulations or checking that existing rules have had the desired effect.

The Rockefellers worry that Exxon does not spend enough time analysing risks to the business, such as climate change and the need to replace reserves as countries are becoming more nationalistic about their natural resources.

It is possible to make some objective considerations about spatial patterns; understanding if spatial pattern is random or represent a definite aggregation; establishing the causes of a spatial distribution; discovering if the observed values are enough for analysing a spatial phenomenon; exploring the heterogeneity of the areas in the region of study [3].

By combining techniques from the fields of information theory and theoretical physics, they have devised a clever new model of optical fibres that is simple enough to analyse, but complex enough to capture the behaviour of the real thing.

They aren't intelligent enough to analyse things that way".

But I'm also clever enough to analyse it and come out with the right answers.

But once sequencing technology became cheap and powerful enough to analyse millions of samples, rather than dozens or hundreds, many of these early results turned out to be false positives.

Presumably an investor savvy enough to analyse the future of the oil market could also have a gander at BP's record as an environmental steward.

Thus A. C. Ewing (1948: 168) writes: "if we analyse good as 'fitting object of a pro attitude', it will be easy enough to analyse bad as 'fitting object of an anti attitude', this term covering dislike, disapproval, avoidance, etc".