Sentence examples for enough to conclude the from inspiring English sources
Not picture perfect, but perfect enough to conclude the regular season 12-0.
The orbiter's instrument is sensitive enough to conclude the air contained less than 50 parts per trillion of methane.
It was enough to conclude the collective responsibility of the military – the paratroopers and their commanding officers who ordered them to enter the Bogside of Londonderry at the end of the march.
Detection of lung sliding and/or B lines is enough to conclude the examination and rule-out pneumothorax.
While bitcoin has experienced some notable gains lately, this isn't enough to conclude the cryptocurrency has entered a bull market, he said.
Third, the median follow-up duration was 6.5 months, which might not be enough to conclude the diagnostic consequences of probable headache disorders.
"After analysing explosive traces recovered from the Cheonan and the seabed, we've got hold of evidence decisive enough to conclude [the Cheonan] came under a North Korean torpedo attack," the official told Yonhap.
The animals investigated are enough to conclude about the validity of the model, but we realize that the absolute number is low, with some reflections to statistical results.
Mr Vollmann interviews dozens of maquiladora workers, tries with a comical lack of success to obtain damning photographs from inside the factories and is fair-minded enough to conclude that the charge of exploitation cannot really be sustained.Some of the places "Imperial" takes the reader to are downright strange.
However, the former representation gave a better fit, and according to the BIC (which has the property that as the sample size increases, it will almost surely select the true model), the difference between the two one-parameter models is substantial enough to conclude that the dense area model is a better one-parameter representation.
Piecing together the available data for the rest of the world as best he could, he estimated that 80 percent of people on the planet speak 1.69 languages — not high enough to conclude that the average person is bilingual.
