Sentence examples for enough measure from inspiring English sources

Nobody (to a good enough measure) buys or uses two smartphones for themselves at once.

Would three-year loans really be a powerful enough measure to restore market confidence?

It is as defined by US News (which is a fine enough measure).

But student test scores alone aren't a sensitive enough measure to gauge effective teaching, nor are they diagnostic enough to identify areas of improvement.

If appropriate and affordable services had been available to him and his family, Charles Darwin Snelling might have had enough measure of reprieve to continue daily life and eventually imagine and then live a better future.

Other tips for salty success are to make sure you reduce the wine enough (measure it, if you don't have 2 tablespoons, return it to the pan and keep going).

"Looking at the distribution of current income is probably not a good enough measure of what you're really interested in, which is the distribution of well-being, the distribution of resources among Americans," says Fabrizio Perri, an economist at the Stern School of Business at New York University.

I'm actually guessing most people close those tabs faster, but six seconds seems like a good enough measure to know whether a user wanted to hear the sound from a video or not.