Sentence examples for enough to cause lost from inspiring English sources

Their injuries were also more likely to be severe enough to cause lost workdays.

Passing sentence, Judge Charles Gratwicke said: "You smothered your mother to death by holding a pillow over her head long enough to cause her to lose consciousness.

Lingering arguments about whether the Latin plural data can legitimately be treated in English as singular are enough to cause one to lose the will to live.

When a computer has an error serious enough to cause it to lose its settings and return to its default state, that is the only date it remembers in its BIOS software.

They found that when a person touched the lower left portion of the antenna, signal strength "can significantly degrade enough to cause you to lose your connection altogether if you're in an area with a weak signal," Mr. Gikas wrote.

Thankfully I was wearing a helmet, but the impact was hard enough to cause me to lose consciousness and be taken to the emergency room.

This might be enough to cause her to lose her trail of thought, out of surprise.

The things that Enron's former executives claim not to have known is enough to cause the public to lose faith both in the canniness of corporate superstars and the efficiency of office gossip.

He added, "It is the N.R.A.'s position that any crime that is serious enough to cause an individual to lose a fundamental constitutional right should be classified as a felony".

Paring knives are small enough to get lost in sinks and drawers, and sharp enough to cause injury if you are not aware.

As with other pets, not enough interaction can cause lost in interest between the pet and the owner and vice-versa.