Sentence examples for enough emerging from inspiring English sources
Diageo added that Heineken still lacks a broad enough emerging market platform from which its spirits brands would benefit if distributed by ABI or SAB – an interesting point.
"We believe there's enough emerging evidence which states that GMO crops are not substantially equivalent," Murphy said on Wednesday's call.
An answer, appropriately enough, emerged last week under cover of much golden-couple rejoicing.
The needed innovation, oddly enough, emerged from basic research of the most arcane sort.Not your father's watchIf you have something that vibrates with a known frequency, you have the basis of a clock.
But the band's upswing in fortune complicates Lucinda's relationship with the complainer, who gets wise to her secret debt to him and, soon enough, emerges in the book as a full-fledged human being, not just a disembodied telephone voice.
3 – Primordia which have consumed enough auxin emerge (emergence threshold – ET) and stop consuming auxin [18], [19].
A growing underclass of people who don't earn enough is emerging.
Too much federal money is spent on crops and technologies that already attract investment from industry, according to the report, and not enough on emerging science that is deemed too risky by private investors.
If you look closely enough, some emerge.
Sure enough, Ms. Gleason emerged, and they took another look.
Did Mr. Santorum do enough to emerge as the better alternative to Mr. Romney than Mr. Gingrich or Mr. Paul?
