Sentence examples for enough closure from inspiring English sources

Isn't that enough closure?

When we haven't achieved enough closure concerning a hurtful past relationship, it can get in our way of creating a good current one.

The threads of his earlier books are woven together--not neatly, but expertly, with just enough closure to satisfy, yet also enough ambiguity to tantalize.

For small enough closure triggering thresholds and long enough closure durations, all closure strategies achieve a strong reduction of the final epidemic size.

He admits that the company has made errors on the upgrade but says TfL has not sanctioned enough weekend closures, adding millions of pounds to Tube Lines' costs.

The recent budget included £325m to help the first nine STPs get off the ground and the autumn budget is expected to bring more of the same; not enough to stop the closure of much-loved, politically sensitive maternity units and cottage hospitals.

Then fold the strands over, tying an overhand knot near the doubled end to create a loop, just big enough for your closure bead or closure knot to slip through.

Secondly, an antioxidant response active only when both hormones (ABA and ethylene) are present simultaneously which does not allow the ROS signal to persist long enough to maintain closure, thus disrupting the closure process.

Feeding these low quantities was enough to initiate closure, so that these pigs still had lower levels of circulating IgG at 48 h than their littermates, and they probably maintained these lower IgG levels throughout the suckling period.

Surviving reporters have to mind their words and even their body language: a harsh word, a glare, a shrug or a finger-wag are enough to justify closure of the channel.

He owns enough stock in Closure Medical to ensure that he acts in its interests, he said, and recused himself when the board chose the search firms; he will not evaluate candidates whom Spencer Stuart presents.