Sentence examples for enough suggest from inspiring English sources

The effect is, however, extremely subtle, and is detectable only over millions of years.Yet it is enough, suggest the researchers, to make a difference.

Yet staff sizes at financials still haven't shrunk enough, suggesting more pain is to come.

Scott Walker, the county executive of Milwaukee County in Wisconsin — who has, improbably enough, suggested the possibility of eliminating county government — concurs.

All of which, weirdly enough, suggests that "La La Land," despite its setting and its language, is at least half French.

Merely simplifying hopelessly convoluted fare structures is not enough, suggested Mr. Rosenbluth, who has been crusading on this subject for over a year.

But in "Measure of Success," he stands as a businessman, with the background text — "Knowing's Not Enough" — suggesting some disruption of a climb up the corporate ladder.

That score for the dead David was surprising enough, suggesting as it did a considerable amount of mental acuity in the dead.

Though she strategically employed pseudonyms in the memoirs, enough was revealed, and enough suggested in her romans à clef "She Came to Stay" (1943) and "The Mandarins" (1954), to satisfy most curiosities.

The non-statistical (1.830) significance of 'clean enough' suggests that we really have a dichotomy between very clean and not very clean.

The 200 km net photochemical rate (5.03 × 106 particles/(cm2 s)) is large enough, suggesting that somewhere between 200 km and 250 km altitude the net photochemical rate can keep up with the advection and loss.

The words "good enough" suggests you are settling for something that is not its full potential.