Sentence examples for enough to be less from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s, though jazz was in retreat against the swelling popular and commercial pressure of rock'n'roll, Peterson continued to prove that his talents were robust enough to be less affected by the changing climate than most.

(YOLO!) When I stumbled on an advertisement for the "Top Chef" cruise while checking my e-mail one night (hey, did Bravo somehow do that on purpose?), it seemed ideal; we like the show well enough (he cooks, I eat) even if we aren't rabid fans, and the cruise was short enough to be less intimidating than, say, a 12-night excursion to the South Pacific and Fiji.

I guess a good idea would be to find a store that is small enough to be less popular, but has enough stock to give you a fighting chance.

When I was old enough to be less afraid of upsetting my mother, I tried teasing bits information from her.

"You can just lower the rent just enough for people to be less unhappy, so that they don't move out.

8 In addition, women who already have children may perceive that they know enough for preconception care to be less necessary, 25 and this was echoed by mothers in the current study.

The degradation of surface roughness is also slight enough to be ignored being less than 0.1 nm (Ra) that is equivalent to the optical scattering loss less than 6 × 10−5 TIS (total integrated scattering), where ({text{TIS}} = left( {4pi sigma /lambda_{532}} right)^{2}) in which (sigma) is surface roughness and λ 532 is wavelength (532 nm).

The outcome was a success in one sense: for the first time one political party had a big enough share of the seats to be less dependent than usual on dispensing favours to junior coalition partners.

This is particularly true for job seekers whose aim is to get the "best possible" job -- while people in this group receive more and better job offers than those who are aiming for "good enough" jobs, they also tend to be less satisfied with their career decisions than their less demanding counterparts.

"The celebration would never have happened if the harvest was going to be less than enough to get them by," Mr. Pickering said.

If you write it good enough, you might even convince yourself to be less emotional about recalling all these 'sad' moments.