But the protection didn't prove to be enough in the case of the fires.
This may, however, not be enough in the case of quarrying where the dynamic and evolving environment also requires effective monitoring.
Metaheuristics are emphasized because they are especially suitable when approximate solutions are good enough in the case that the global optimum is either unknown or computationally too expensive to obtain it; both are characteristics of a typical large scale project.
It is presumably the fact that they are not being developed fast enough in the case of Islam that some Muslims, and the government, have opted for the state-sponsored approach.
This program will certainly provide fuel to those who believe that the police aren't doing enough in the case because it involves prostitutes who make their connections using Craigslist and other Internet sites.
Detractors say that such a solution, while appropriate for Uruguay, which suffered from a liquidity crisis, does not go far enough in the case of Greece, which is confronting a huge debt burden.
"Everyone's trying to second-guess everyone else and to outbid them by just enough". In the case of Pirates, though, Williams was trying to engineer a "pre-empt" - offering an amount large enough to persuade Paterson to cease offering the book to any other bidder.
It's worth double checking your documentation, and checking the value to which your equipment is insured; households in which more than one family member has a laptop, tablet and/or smartphone may well find they are not covered enough in the case of loss.
Taking advantage of the growing inclination to avoid even a second of boredom works well enough in the case of most consumer-facing products, but well enough doesn't cut it across the board.
But this criterion, satisfied simply enough in the case of singular expressions, must be recast in the case of quantified expressions, both those which "signify universally" ("every cat", "no cat") and those which do not ("some cat", "not every cat").
