Sentence examples for enough to be picked from inspiring English sources
The beach-volleyball announcer who is loud enough to be picked up by the television mics.
As a result, the frequency change gets amplified enough to be picked up easily.
Why Piazza had strayed far enough to be picked off was inexplicable.
A user must speak clearly and loudly enough to be picked up by a microphone attached to the computer.
The pair played rugby together; Alejandro had been good enough to be picked for the Argentinian national team.
"But in the early stages of the condition, it may not have progressed enough to be picked up, so the study may be negative," says Dr. Mudgal.
Besides, as one senior Bush adviser argues, "it is not as if there were not enough clues to be picked up for our $30 billion a year".
Successful enough, anyway, to be picked up by Irdeto, a broader digital security concern that added Denuvo's tech and staff to its stable today.
It will focus on awarding grants to develop "high-need cures" that aren't far enough along to be picked up by companies, according to a press release from the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Children with Asperger's disorder or PDD-NOS are unlikely to show enough symptoms early on to be picked up.
They don't need to be securely fastened, just well enough to be able to pick up the paper and flip it over without having them fall off.
