Sentence examples for enough for the task from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, purely battery-powered speakers like the Nokia MD-8 are easily loud enough for the task.

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Lecturing for the first time before the august fellows of University College, the thirty-three-year-old Housman had the nerve to tell them how to live: "One lifetime, nine lifetimes are not long enough for the task of blocking every cranny through which calamity may enter..

She will probably respond, with the annoying logic that is the hallmark of new people, "Well, why don't they all fly apart?" To which the wise parent will answer, "Gravity, my little one".Little One may furrow her brow, and perhaps jump up and down a bit to test whether gravity can really be strong enough for the task, while Big One smiles indulgently.

Not everyone is psychologically strong enough for the task.

The results convey the remarkably robust nature of skilled memory when LTWM encoding speed is fast enough for the task-processing imposed by the interface, interruptions have no effect on memory, regardless of their pacing, intensity, or difficulty.

But researchers are not sure whether the problem with using a cellphone while driving is what they call "structural," meaning the person does not have enough hands for the task, or "functional," meaning the task imposes too many cognitive demands.

But you will never be sent into harm's way without enough troops for the task or asked to fight a war, and you will never be asked to fight a war without a plan to win the peace.

He pointed out that all of the 104 reactors now operating would eventually need to be decommissioned, and said that having enough money for the task was critical for protecting health and safety.

The physicals, part of Congress's government-subsidized health-care package, yielded good news for many of the House G.O.P., who learned that they were strong and healthy enough for the demanding task of defunding Obamacare.