Sentence examples for enough to be lost from inspiring English sources

At 83 years, not nearly old enough to be lost to us.

They're small enough to be lost easily, and don't look secure enough to stay in your ears during a run.

The team received some direction and guidance (e.g., "backwards planning"), but likely not enough thereby causing them to be lost at times (Pintó, 2005).

Further, the molecular data sets are not saturated which means that our markers did not evolve rapidly enough for phylogenetic signals to be lost.

In summary, we here provide evidence that the presence of microhomology at the intron exon junction is predictive for introns to be lost given enough time.

The soil should have to be lose enough to sprout up the seedling.

England have not dared to let Finn close enough to be part of losing the Ashes.

Low-skilled manufacturing and middle-skilled service jobs that can be delivered electronically have been outsourced to cheaper suppliers in China, India and elsewhere (indeed, China is now rich enough to be vulnerable to losing jobs to Vietnam and Indonesia).

It's not enough to be right and lose.

Despite mild shrinkage of the graft, the volume balance of the breasts might not be lost enough to decrease the patients' satisfaction.

Sure enough she was lost that day, to the writer's great dismay Next day, they went out to shoot grouse & after Brownie found some, Cressida reappeared.