Sentence examples for enough of a response from inspiring English sources

To say I'm outraged doesn't seem enough of a response.

However, some forms of wrongful conduct are so serious that a mere "I'm sorry" isn't enough of a response.

What are we to do when a majority of our political leaders think a single tweet offering "thoughts and prayers" to the victims of these tragedies is somehow enough of a response to the repeated loss of human life?

With the recent anti-gay legislation in Nigeria and throughout a depressingly large part of Africa, does she feel there's been enough of a response from African writers in terms of exploring the issue of homosexuality in fiction or non-fiction?

Due to the reconstruction of the so-called "#FutureSFMOMA," and the temporary loss of their own exhibition space, the idea began out of necessity, but the 'On the Go' project has seen enough of a response that it's blossomed into much more than an interim outreach.

Razer is testing the waters with the Fiona, and Tan tells us that it could enter production in one form or another if it gets enough of a positive response.

I also see not enough of a sustained response, and at the same time unrealistic expectations about how quickly individuals, regions and nations can rally back.

In other words, this time the rapid influx of a small amount of foreign antigen either triggers an immediate allergic reaction, or else will lead to enough of an immune response that the immune system is primed and develops memory cells against the antigen, causing an allergic reaction upon any subsequent encounters with that same stimulus.

The vaccine does not produce enough of an immune response in children under six months old to provide protection.

"A good next step would be to see whether the vaccine generates enough of an immune response to provide protection in elderly patients," he adds, noting that the vast majority of outbreaks occur in long-term care facilities.

But when researchers have tried injecting patients with peptide fragments, either on their own or attached to a polymer "backbone," they typically haven't generated enough of an immune response to provide protection.