Sentence examples for enough effect from inspiring English sources
"enough effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a sufficient or adequate amount of impact or influence on something. Example: The new marketing strategy had enough effect on the company's sales, resulting in a significant increase in profits.
That can produce a "good enough" effect, said Mr. Versace.
It has had a strong enough effect, during this election season.
And what it's detected is a large enough effect that it can indeed be followed up by Planck.
They gave a hippie de luxe (but not quite luxurious enough) effect to the collection, except for one perfect evening gown with cascading frills.
The New Yorker, August 11 , 1928P. 11 People are so hardened to deadly gin mixtures and unventilated cellars that war gas would scarcely have enough effect to keep them from the speakeasies.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 11 , 1928P. 11 People are so hardened to deadly gin mixtures and unventilated cellars that war gas would scarcely have enough effect to keep them from the speakeasies.
In a country where 70% of the population is under 30, Y'en A Marre (meaning "enough is enough") effected a massive increase in voter registration, resulting in the highest ever turnout at the polls in the history of independent Senegal.
There were enough effects from the accident to keep even the best man down, but Mr. Navaira continues to hit the stage in pursuit of the groove that once had critics praising him as "the Garth Brooks of Tejano".
Investigators are pinning their hopes on the possibility that at least some genes will have large enough effects to detect.
A few loci are in fact expected to have high enough effects to be confidently detected.
Also, the differences in pain ratings were statistically significant but might not represent large enough effects from a clinical perspective.
