Sentence examples for enough relatives from inspiring English sources

I've always fantasized about creating a "Meet Me in St. Louis -style househoLouis -style, withouseholdn cofstantly underfoot and enough relatives around to skip to my lownen masse.

The clearest evidence is from families in which one mutation is linked to many cancer cases, but not every patient has enough relatives for doctors to make that assessment.

The more affluent families -- those with enough money to buy large amounts of wool and enough relatives to make large carpets -- might earn a profit of a few hundred dollars on a 7-by-10-foot carpet that takes them four months to make.

To qualify, your debt needs to be high enough relative to your income.

We are either too afraid or not afraid enough, relative to the true risks.

In contrast, with per-quality differentiated subsidies, the rates can increase if the externality is large enough relative to the market share of "low" type consumers.

That gain is expected to be small enough relative to increases elsewhere to cost New York three of its 34 congressional seats.

The premise is that some expenditure level, if high enough relative to figures nationwide, simply must be "enough," without reference to student need, local costs, and the actual quality of inputs and outputs.

Here again, market-based compensation enables hedge funds and private equity funds to rectify such "flat" incentives which prevent truly good managers from being paid enough relative to poor managers.

If, however, the type 2 manipulator starts its invasion with a high enough relative frequency, it can invade the metapopulation, but in doing so, it drives both type 1 and ancestral type 2 cells extinct (Supplementary Note 5).

There's not enough relative to marketer demand".