Sentence examples for enough strained from inspiring English sources

The jut of his cheekbones and jaw is masculine enough — strained and resilient.

The wily French foreign minister, Vergennes, was understandably eager to deal only with Franklin, and by July 1780 he had exchanged enough strained correspondence with Adams that he felt justified in sending him a stinging letter that declared, "The king did not stand in need of your solicitations to direct his attentions to the interests of the United States".

Nuclear armed states inside the NPT have not been disarming fast enough, straining the confidence of their non-nuclear partners in the credibility of the NPT grand bargain.

This strain increases with thickness and after reaching a thickness, namely critical thickness (h c ), builds up enough strain energy to become energetically favorable to relax film through the formation of crystal defects, namely misfit dislocations.

Once the tea has been steeped enough, strain out the tea leaves.

I've put my body through enough strain".

Still, there is quite enough strain on the Democratic side for most Democrats.

"Since 1906, we've probably accumulated enough strain for a couple of magnitude-7.0 earthquakes," Schwartz said.

If a virulent enough strain were to emerge again, a century of modern medicine might not save millions from dying.

In preparing for the vaccine this year, researchers recognized in February that Fujian would surface as one strain, but officials said they could not produce a pure enough strain required for manufacturing large quantities of the vaccine.

The pressure on Mansell from some professionals in the field, the club members and press was bad enough, but Mansell was putting himself under enough strain which hardly helped his state of mind.