Sentence examples for enough to determine a from inspiring English sources

Four rounds is enough to determine a champion.

"Five months is not enough to determine a trend," said Benj Steinman, president and editor of Beer Marketer's Insights, in Nanuet, N.Y., "but Miller Lite's trends are nothing to write home about".

Scully wants to talk to the young man using an MRI to see if she can read his brainwaves well enough to determine a "yes" or a "no"; Mulder wants to trip on shrooms to see if the kid shows up in his hallucinations.

In the hands of the practiced observer, the modern sextant can be used to measure elevation angles with an accuracy of 10 seconds of arc that is, close enough to determine a ship's north-south position within a few hundred metres.

In this unpredictable market, fundamental analysis isn't always enough to determine a stock's prospects.

The two educators agreed that the definitions make sense and are clear enough to determine a teacher or student utterance as one of the coding components.

Rough estimates of sales in South Africa — hard enough to determine for a release in the seventies, much less a dodgy repress in a country under cultural boycott — are between five hundred thousand and a million copies.

If structural-health monitoring is to gain widespread use, researchers said, the system must be smart enough to determine that a problem may be the result of a temperature difference, rather than the failure of a part.

From there, a simple threshold can be enough to determine if a sample is defective or not.

First of all, a single test is not enough to determine whether a child has movement difficulties [ 39].

By his own admission, Mr. Loomis did not do enough to determine if a pay-for-performance/bounty program existed or to end any such program that did exist.