Sentence examples for enough leap from inspiring English sources
The journal Nature rejected the study in 2012; its reviewers felt the work was not a big enough leap forward.
The big question remains: was it a big enough leap to justify another year of exclusivity?
Both Coke and Pepsi have released various drinks that appeal to this group, but some argue it isn't a bold enough leap to take back market share.
Smartphones were a big enough leap that consumers needed a simple value proposition like "email on your phone" in order to understand them.
On the publicly available ballots, Bonds and Clemens each is tracking close to 50% — not enough for election this year, but a big enough leap from last year that the 75% standard might yet be within their reach in the six years before they would fall off the ballot.
Now comes the disquieting news that Mr. Gravano, known as Sammy the bull, soon enough leaped back again, opting out of the federal witness protection program and returning to a life of crime.
Mr. Brown, one of those chefs who know when enough is enough, leaps right over the boredom hurdle with his salmon, pairing it with a shocking-green pea puree, so fresh that it gives off a little whiff of rain-drenched earth.
This means it is basically powerful enough to leap over buildings in a single bound – or just give you an awful lot of antioxidant goodness.
That can be overcome if a candidate's delivery is dynamic enough to leap off the screen.
Obviously, you want people to be assertive enough to leap forward, but you also want them to be self-aware enough to honestly evaluate themselves.
