Sentence examples for enough to clarify from inspiring English sources
The months we'd spent looking in Connecticut had given me a vicarious experience powerful enough to clarify my priorities.
And most of them, from Death Grips' percussive spatters to Matthew Herbert's spacious processionals, bring out something earthier in the songs — enough to clarify that whether she's singing about tectonic plates or viruses, all the way down to the molecular level of DNA's "everlasting necklace," Björk is usually singing about bonding and attraction: some kind of love.
This is obviously not enough to clarify the issue.
The data of 3,155 days used here are enough to clarify seasonal and local time dependence.
RA-QD02-0120 does not seem to originate from a thermally altered parent body; however, IR and Raman data are not clear enough to clarify further its origin.
A total of 243 F2 plants derived from a cross between NIL (IL28) and Ilpumbyeo for genetic analysis was not large enough to clarify the relationship between SPP and TGW.
Critics said the new guidelines do not go far enough, fail to clarify issues of financial compensation for victims and allow offending clergy members to continue to serve within the church.
Even though natural surfaces are rarely horizontal, infiltration modeling has been primarily confined to horizontal surfaces, and there are not enough studies to clarify the effects of slope on the partition of rainfall into surface and subsurface water.
On today's earnings call, Google CEO Larry Page also kept things (intentionally?) vague, but provided enough context to clarify that those engagement numbers probably mean something quite different than most of people thought at first.
Phylogenetic analyses alone do not provide enough information to clarify this issue.
Both groups were not given enough opportunities to clarify doubts on their health status or procedure (<30%).> -wrap-foot> *All percentages were calculated out of 171 in the unsafe abortion (cases) group and 638 in the spontaneous abortion (SA-controls) group.
