Sentence examples for enough to consider a from inspiring English sources

At 13, she started ballet late, a devoted student never quite good enough to consider a career.

They have withstood withering pressure for a long period of time". Three months, he said, is not long enough to consider a trend sustainable.

"Rather than asking, has this child been bad enough to exclude, the question should be: are this child's needs serious enough to consider a managed move?" he says.

The first regime, in which a gradual increase in the tip growth rate is observed, corresponds to free dendritic growth, when the relative distance between grains is large enough to consider a grain as isolated.

Second, the model must be flexible enough to consider a broad spectrum of public sector problems particularly those associated with externalities, decreasing cost production, asymmetric information, the distribution of income, and various issues in the theory of taxation.

For someone who is photogenic enough to consider a career in Hollywood and has the media-savvy to create his own headlines, Haye has not always been forthcoming about the details of his life.

When Schleck pulled out of the Giro d'Italia in May with a shoulder problem, Bruyneel questioned his competitiveness, telling reporters that the injury was not severe enough to "consider an abandon".

Finding someone whose company you enjoy enough to consider spending a few years or a lifetime with is a rare hand to be dealt.

?uestlove of the Roots – a man fearless enough to consider forming a band with Winehouse a year before her death – plays on the beautiful 2003 out-take, Halftime.

Finding someone whose company you enjoy enough to consider spending a few years – or a lifetime – with is a rare hand to be dealt.

Priors for divergence times were made broad enough to consider both a Miocene and a Pleistocene speciation pattern (Table 1).