Sentence examples for enough extent from inspiring English sources

In each example, some people were cleared who probably shouldn't have been, but never to a large enough extent to endanger the newly established democracies.

"But the idea that this can be replicated to a large enough extent to make a significant difference is completely fatuous.

While these potential complications do exist they rarely interfere to a significant enough extent to compromise the quality of the generated spectrum.

All are fully functioning members of democratic society when all are able to participate to a "good enough" extent in all of its core institutions and practices.

This increases the power of the SNP association test, although not to a large enough extent to match the IBD test.

Vancomycin is considered poorly absorbed, although sporadic reports have suggested that in the context of CDI, even oral vancomycin can be absorbed to a great enough extent to cause systemic vancomycin reactions, such as red man syndrome and allergic rash [ 3].

Yet, of course, Manchester United would learn soon enough the extent of the loss for which a profit of £68m would not begin to compensate.

Interestingly enough, the extent of the inhibitor insensitive MYPT1 phosphorylation gained similar values in all groups, thus suggesting that ROCK1 activity was a predominant mechanism for MYPT1 phosphorilation in D aortas (Table 4).

If the population occupies a large enough spatial extent, it will succeed without evolution (where the genetic variance is zero), however the lag time may be more pronounced depending on the ratio of diffusion to reproduction through the tradeoff between growth and spread (e.g., if spread is relatively fast compared to reproduction, D/r = 1).

This 16-item scale asked patients to report the extent ("enough" versus "not enough") to which they are satisfied with the information they had received "from [their] doctors and other people working in the place where [they] get medical care" on topics such as "how [their] medications work" and "how to use [their] medications".

Despite Tokyo Electric's releases of data, some Japanese say the company, also known as Tepco, is not disclosing enough about the extent of the crisis.