Sentence examples for enough for construction from inspiring English sources

Village leaders hope that this coming summer, when conditions become warm enough for construction crews to get to work, could provide the big push Newtok needs by completing the first phase of basic infrastructure.

Based partly on seismic refraction traverses, a ridge underlain by dolomite and quartzite was deemed to be stable enough for construction.

Avoid the "for" construction.

The question now is whether that luck will hold long enough for the construction of a replacement.

Here we employ a simple workaround, namely we consider the tangent at the curve (U p^)) at the smallest value of (p^) for which the number of validated pairs is still large enough for the construction of a network of a reasonable size (we found that 10−7 is an appropriate choice in our case), and we compute the intercept at which this tangent crosses the vertical axis.

Secondly, even if the network was shown to be theoretically compatible with the output from an existing oscillator, the repertoire of repressors that have been used and characterised in the context of synthetic networks is not extensive enough to allow for construction of both networks without an overlapping use of components.

Although simulators have been regularly used in aviation and the military, it took time for technological advances to push prices low enough for the average construction company, said Drew Carruthers, the director of training solutions at CM Labs.

Even the best designs can fail in the real world; perhaps no metal was suitable or inexpensive enough for the lever construction.

The quality and quantity of the developed markers were enough to meet the requirements for construction of a high density genetic map.

Enough for us that the construction, whether we view it as wise or unwise, does not expose the court that made it to the reproach of withholding from the carrier the privileges and immunities established by the Constitution of the nation.

Astronomers and business leaders grew frustrated that the state was not doing enough to keep the road open for construction trucks and workers.