Sentence examples for enough considered to from inspiring English sources

There is therefore a need to 'import' women into a country in which prostitution is, strangely enough, considered to be a lawful and approved activity.

The overall structure of these proteins is different enough they are considered to be different folds.

If the signal is high enough, it is considered to be a target fluorophore.

Incumbents don't react quickly enough (consider Safeway's response to Webvan, and IBM or HP's reaction to LoudCloud).

But some don't agree that this one Ruling does enough, considering the need for access to funding options.

Seem friendly enough, considering.

"The notion of offence is not enough to consider something to be censored," he said.

Generally, two to three groups are considered enough to reach saturation.

She was mad enough to consider selling the house to developers.

Since when has "very likely" been considered enough to make a civil allegation?

Study endpoints were rare enough to consider the exposure odds ratio to be a reasonable estimate of relative risk.