Sentence examples for enough selection from inspiring English sources

The 200 color photographs are gorgeously reproduced, but they tend to offer too many angles of the same car and not a wide enough selection of different cars.

That venture, like others, did not survive even though Napster's faded under legal pressure, because it did not offer a wide enough selection of programming to excite consumers.

"We need a broad enough selection of recognizable product to maintain our value, so we continue to do corporate deals with the bigger chains," said Spencer Rascoff, vice president for lodging at Expedia and Hotels.com.

Also on the Sunday night list for Mr. Morganelli and Ms. Prior is the City Limits Diner in White Plains, where the children particularly like the ravioli and the adults peruse a gigantic menu; and Guadalajara in Briarcliff Manor, a Mexican spot with "great margaritas" for the grown-ups and a large enough selection of not-too-spicy food for children.

"The site never really took off, having neither enough features nor enough selection," a source said.

If portability is the main thing, the Raspberry's a solid enough selection for sticking in a backpack.

A blunt delivery of hits from "Let There Be Rock" to "You Shook Me All Night Long" and pleasant enough selections from its new album, "Stiff Upper Lip" (Elektra), provided the necessary jolt.

The editor couldn't find a copy through any of the used or out-of-print book sellers on the web, but was able to patch together enough selections through disparate sources to get a sense of the book's quality.

Binary validation analyses showed that trust was associated with having enough choice in the selection of the physician, not having had a dispute with the physician, and not having sought a second opinion due to concerns about care.

Diversification consistently occurs when resources vary enough that selection can distinguish between different phenotypes, and negative frequency-dependent selection can prevent rare phenotypes from being outcompeted.

A population size of N = 100 is too small to accommodate different ecotypes, while 1000 is large enough that selection can distinguish between different phenotypes and negative frequency-dependent selection is able to sustain diversity.