Sentence examples for enough time to decipher from inspiring English sources
Twenty-eight years is not enough time to decipher a legacy that spans nearly a century.
"She knows me well enough that she is able, 90percentt of the time, to decipher my personal e-mails by looking at the person who sent them and looking at the subject line," he said.
"The people who'll grade those essays won't have any time to decipher illegibility.
There has been some damage to them, which means it will take time to decipher all the text.
If students took the time to decipher the language of Shakespeare, they would have an entirely different perspective of Shakespeare.
It makes sense that a business would want to take a little time to decipher just how many full-time staffers they have.
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, left, said the existing 28-day limit did not give the authorities enough time to investigate terrorism cases, which can involve unraveling false identities, tracking evidence in multiple languages and deciphering links to international terrorist networks.
