Sentence examples for enough extent to 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.

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].

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.

What investors were not warned about enough was the extent to which the virtuous cycle of cheap money, low inflation and strong growth was feeding a speculative financial market bubble, which eventually popped at huge cost to those investors.

What the former president does not dwell on enough is the extent to which the Palestine Liberation Organisation, and indeed most of the Arab world apart from Egypt, made Begin's job easy.

So we asked if we could get data good enough to document the extent to which it is true".

However, I don't think he went far enough in exploring the extent to which casting professionals will sacrifice artistry for appearance.Mr.Mr

The sobering fact is that, however justified is this intervention, British and American intelligence on IS is not good enough to know the extent to which that is true.To bring more light to the allied effort, Rory Stewart, the Conservative chair of the defence select committee, has advocated rebooting British diplomacy in the region, at local expense.