Sentence examples for enough successfully from inspiring English sources

Even so, a China confident enough successfully to launch a man into space should have little trouble in attracting turtles to its shores.

Hehehe!" Sure enough Cribbins successfully combined variety with the rep, where he met his future wife, Gill, who was working as an assistant stage manager.

Baffert said he was confident that General Challenge had matured enough to successfully ship out of California, although he said he had no plans for his next race.

It's about the history of a branch of statistics called Bayesian statistics, which I am pretty sure I don't yet understand enough to successfully explain.

It's hard enough to successfully operate a video shop with a staff of three, for Christ's sake, let alone slaughter thousands and convince the world someone else was to blame.

"It is not possible to change D.o.D. fast enough to successfully fight the global war on terror," Mr. Rumsfeld said in a memo dated Oct. 16, using initials for Department of Defense.

Here is how it explains the glacial pace of the government's response to the crisis: "The number of New York voters committed to fight for gay causes was insufficient to form a political bloc strong enough to successfully demand public funds for research, housing, and social services.

It added that the company's products are simply not differentiated enough to successfully gain share against larger scale vendors such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard and IBM.

Other traditional computational approaches do not seem to be flexible and capable enough to successfully handle complex real-world environmental problems.

Jammer is available to create interference powerful enough to successfully jam communications when the transmitter is transmitting with its maximum transmission power (provided that they are both transmitting on the same channel at the time).

Subsequently, it was shown that a linear combination of the two measures yielded a correlation of r = 0.91 and a mean deviation of 10% which is accurate enough to successfully extract PLSR from large spoken language corpora.