Sentence examples for enough to be impossible from inspiring English sources

His key advice was that "nothing positive ever comes from negative thinking" and "the biggest reason most people don't get jobs is that they don't apply", which was just about vague enough to be impossible to disprove.

If it appears to be impossible to recruit enough controls, then only the different case management groups will be compared against each other.

For explanatory and testing purposes, the geometrical model that has been chosen was relatively simple, but complex enough to be probably impossible to be created with another technique.

Wires are usually thin enough to be almost impossible to see.

THE notion of making a mini-series based on the ill-fated but ultimately heroic 1914 expedition of Ernest Shackleton to the Antarctic struck Charles Sturridge as just impossible enough to be inescapably intriguing.

Sites like the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine store old versions of sites for historical purposes, in some cases dating back as far as the mid-nineties, but soon enough it may be impossible to view the sites as they actually appeared at the time.

"The entire time I worked at Squarespace, I was convinced my work wasn't good enough, that it would be impossible to get another job, that I had to stay and put up with the nonsense b/c just paying back the moving bonus (~$2000) would set me back too far," Duncker wrote on Medium.

Not all of them, but my views are idiosyncratic enough that it would be impossible to vote for someone who shared all of my views unless I were to write myself in.

English improvisation is hard enough, but it would be impossible to improvise along these lines.

Those who voted yes tended to think it would be impossible to do large enough studies to rule out the cancer risk before approval.

There was a rush of stories about him and, appropriately enough, it was impossible to distinguish fact from fiction.