Sentence examples for enough mark from inspiring English sources

That bunch of others, which are good enough, mark the movies as a successfully popular art.

He attempted to secure an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1914, securing a nomination from the president, allowing him to compete for a vacancy, but did not score a sufficiently high enough mark on the examination.

All of them apparently succumbed to his charms at first sight; Simone De Beauvoir, the feminist writer 18 years his senior with whom he lived for seven years, is portrayed with tenderness and respect, but it seems she did not leave nearly a deep enough mark on his consciousness.

The new contract, Mr. McCullough explained, would provide enough mark-to-market earnings to offset the loss on the contract struck when prices were higher.

Just 12% achieve high enough marks to get into university.

Only 15% get good enough marks to get into university.

Such contradictions soon enough marked Conor's own life.

He spoke positively about Steinbrenner, but added, "There are enough marks against him to warrant a later entrance".

Just 12% achieve high enough marks to get into university, and even fewer earn degrees from good universities in business, law, medicine or engineering.

But Newberry and Pullar pulled off high enough marks with a reverse one-and-a-half somersault with three-and-a-half twists to finish with 322.86 points.

Chang, a dermatologist and genome scientist, had discovered that the epigenome in aging skin, once it has accumulated enough marks, turns the genome on with a protein called NF-kB in ways that inflame and age skin.