Sentence examples for enough clearly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "enough clearly" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically intended to convey the idea of clarity to a sufficient degree, but the construction is awkward. Example: "The instructions were not enough clearly stated for everyone to understand."
Losing the ability to speak loudly enough, clearly enough.
But enough; clearly, the Commission won't change course until catastrophe strikes.
Figure 10 shows enough clearly that the temperature measured by all the other sensors have the same increasing trend of the water tablet.
If you've had enough, clearly communicate that you're good.
I questioned if it is because we don't stand in power enough, clearly state the truth, speak up loud about what we want to discuss, dare to be visible, share our stories or is it simply because we allow the African content to be written or promoted by others.
Some taxa were excluded from the study because of lack of availability of a complete undamaged adult skull (for example, Tarsipes, the honey-possum), lack of enough clearly homologous landmarks (for example, animals with heavily fused skulls such as bats and some carnivorans, or animals with widely divergent cranial morphology, such as whales), or inability to landmark the skull in just two views.
Even so, her experience during filming - she has spoken before of being criticised by its makers for not being skinny enough - clearly affected her thinking about her career.
"We satisfied ourselves that we were able to do enough to clearly label what it is".
"The numbers are big enough that clearly this thing is profitable for AT&T," said Michael Mace, a principal at Rubicon.
Though the relative intensity of the insertion site was not enough to clearly discern it from the background by eye.
· And in one important case, we did not move quickly enough to clearly to fix that mistake.
