Sentence examples for enough to be shown from inspiring English sources

In exchange for giving up regional games -- by definition not attractive enough to be shown nationally -- CBS and Fox would get the ABC games deemed potential national downers.

For some years connoisseurs have been tracking down the small landscape oils that resulted, long not considered important enough to be shown with an artist's more finished efforts.

Downton Abbey is a post-watershed drama, but one in which the content of most episodes is cosy enough to be shown at 11 in the morning, which introduces the additional regulatory factor of the reasonable expectations of an audience.

Only Biscuits, one half of the pardoned 2004 duo of Biscuits and Gravy, is still alive, and she's not doing well enough to be shown to the public, Ms. Pedersen said.

And yet this omission speaks to the way Mr. Wiley has been packaged: as a slightly titillating but not too radical artist whose work nods toward racial and sexual taboos, but is safe enough to be shown just about anywhere.

Well, it's real enough to be shown off at the upcoming CES in January 2017, so that's something.

All I want from players is sheer passion, energy and desire but it's not good enough to be showing that at two down in a home game [against Villa] we should be winning.

Players who started with Pokémon on their Game Boys are now old enough to be showing it to their kids.

The filing method should be used after your natural have grown out enough to be showing more than the acrylics.

Participants reported that lengthy explanations about the production of the vaccine are unnecessary as parents are happy enough to just be shown the symbol on the vial.

The result of this test indicates that a 5-km difference in depth is enough to be significant shown in Additional file 3: Figure S2.