Sentence examples for enough concluded from inspiring English sources

First, Frank Press, a former president of the National Academy of Sciences, who had been asked by the institute to look into assertions that it had not moved quickly enough, concluded on April 22 that the initiation of the fraud inquiry, "though prolonged," adhered to M.I.T. policies.

The news articles I reviewed they seemed to fit a particular pattern: Clickbait headline, followed by some causal speculation about porn's effects, finally (if you read far enough) concluded with some tacit admissions that there is no actual, you know, evidence to base those speculations on.

But $600 million is not nearly enough, concludes the report, which argues that environmental research "should be one of the highest priorities of the [NSF]," with additional funding for everything from more interdisciplinary research to objective reviews of data for policy-makers.

Sure enough, she concluded: "Here comes the sun!

Because they don't have enough money, concluded Justice Leland DeGrasse, who last week ordered more to be spent.

The review also stated that the acting was excellent, but not expressive enough and concluded that the film was "a notable one among the Independent releases".

The words alone are not enough, they conclude.

I have also lived with anxiety long enough to conclude that James had a point.

Not picture perfect, but perfect enough to conclude the regular season 12-0.

It seems enough to conclude that tuition fees have had a severe impact on university anticipation.

Looking at Queen Elizabeth II, it would be easy enough to conclude that she lacks any interest in fashion.