Sentence examples for enough degrees from inspiring English sources
"I have enough degrees to cover my bathroom," he said.
It makes sense but not really, removed from normal conversation by just enough degrees to seem like caricature and to invite snide responses, or at least snarky thoughts.
Dr. Wilson, 78, has two Pulitzer Prizes and enough degrees, earned and honorary, to intimidate most people, but here he seems like an ordinary guy who would make a fine dinner guest and even better hiking companion.
The answer for triangle meshes is no, there are not enough degrees of freedom available.
Neither person says when it will hit nor spells out what would be "enough" degrees.
In order to have enough degrees of freedom, the precoder is built at twice the symbol rate.
AMERICA'S first blood quantum law was passed in Virginia in 1705 in order to determine who had a high enough degree of Indian blood to be classified an Indian — and whose rights could be restricted as a result.
These jobs reports, though above expectations, do not seem to deviate from the norm in a large enough degree to swing the electorate's feeling in a major way.
His "passion" was English but, convinced he was not going to get a good enough degree to do a Phd (though this was wrong: he got a first), he went to a careers officer for advice.
A lot of people are always looking towards the next deal.It's almost expected in America that you should have at least three things on the go at once, doing each to a "good enough" degree and hoping it hits, rather than spending time on one thing and making it excellent.
An analytical method is also presented to determine whether a structure has enough degrees-of-freedom to perform self-reconfiguration.
