Sentence examples for enough to be virtually from inspiring English sources

Johnny and I had a great time rehearsing together, but it was hard, hard work so hard that Johnny hurt one foot badly enough to be virtually incapacitated for dancing the rest of his life".

Hadouken! theory, aka 'We've Got Enough Virtual Mates To Be Virtually Famous'.

This also proved to be virtually insignificant.

Now Mershin says the process has been simplified enough to be replicated in virtually any lab, letting researchers around the world improve upon it.

The predictive ability of the transparent model MLR was excellent enough to be used to virtually screen novel PIM1 inhibitors from PubChem database.

In Iten, Eldoret, Kaptagat, Ngong, Kericho, Kabernet and a hundred other places in between, the dirt roads are lined each morning with groups of athletes, almost every one fast enough to be a national champion in virtually any other country in the world.

That's reason enough to be cautious, but there's more: Academic research has discovered that Value Line's analysts (like virtually all Wall Street analysts) are bullishly biased.

It's a question that arises with virtually every major new finding in science or medicine: What makes a result reliable enough to be taken seriously?

Enough to be said.

The chance that a suitable meteorite could make the journey fast enough is virtually zero.

Given the passage of enough time, evolutionary change of this sort would be virtually inevitable.