Sentence examples for enough to elicit a from inspiring English sources
Granted, that question was, perhaps, general enough to elicit a "yes" from even the once-every-two-years hobbyist.
But here he sat unbeaten on 120, his fifth Test century, just enough to elicit a quiet smile.
She placed hundreds of calls to the law firm, enough to elicit a complaint of aggravated harassment.
But utterly rebarbative, enough to elicit a surge of hatred at the feelgood event of the year?
Its Har-Tru American clay courts are precious enough to elicit a certain pitilessness in its patrons.
His performance tonight was still enough to elicit a standing ovation from the crowd of 7,648 at the Rutgers Athletic Center.
This Is Us harkens back to a time when TV could tell simple stories well, when it was enough to elicit an emotion deeper than screaming "WTF" and running to Reddit immediately after the credits roll.
The panel, commissioned by Nabi, also concluded that kidney disease patients may have not been healthy enough to elicit an immune response to StaphVAX.
Although it is difficult to predict the actual concentration at the surface of the small intestinal epithelium it is conceivable that caffeine and pentoxifylline may reach concentrations high enough to elicit an effect on hPepT1 similar to that measured here using Caco-2 cell monolayers.
Even when researchers have given considerable thought to the scale of a map, it might still be too small or not detailed enough to elicit all the relevant information during an offender interview.
