Sentence examples for enough to be dynamic from inspiring English sources

There were some glimpses of aplomb to some of their touches, but it was enough to be dynamic against a Hibs defence that was capable of being riven with doubt and fecklessness.

Grab people's attention "We call them thumbstoppers," says Tait. "Because you're scrolling through your news feed on your phone and whatever holding image and headline you choose has to be dynamic and powerful enough to stop someone scrolling".

Our intention is that the fully developed model should be dynamic enough to be used in different conditions, contexts, and settings.

The processing time should be short enough to be applied to dynamic environments.

Brandon Gibson isn't dynamic enough to be an N.F.L. starter.

Everyone else is interesting (Burrows especially shines as a steely vet struggling with getting older) but not dynamic enough to be real stunners.

Small passages shine: the assertive line of a drawing, the delicate touch of a pin slid through newsprint, the way the metal guitar seems light and dynamic enough to be constructed out of paper.

As shown with the measurements above, the simultaneous acquisition of the two can be employed for samples where the imaging speed of the Raman channel may not be fast enough to follow dynamic changes which can occur during the acquisition.

The producers hope that the new entrant into the camera-filled house, where the contestants have been confined for eight weeks, will be dynamic enough to instill some dramatic tension into the occupants' personal relationships.

The chosen interference mitigation solution should be dynamic enough to track the changes in the interference profile as suggested by Figures 11 and 12.

(Those last two pictures are different photos by the way, tortoises don't really move quick enough for this to be too dynamic a piece visually).