Sentence examples for enough to implement and from inspiring English sources
A better understanding of the role of critical care outside of the developed world is clearly an area for future work, as is the development of severity of illness scores that are simple yet robust enough to implement and collect across a wide range of critical care settings.
You need a government that is both flexible and responsible, not to mention technically competent enough to implement special measures and honest enough to carry out that implementation without massive corruption.
"They have a very settled structure and Joe has now been there long enough to implement his philosophies and strategies.
The new unity government, in which the major Greek parties would share power, is widely expected to be led by a nonpolitician and to govern for several months, long enough to implement the debt deal and pass a budget for 2012.
But I can feel the company, which is certainly smaller and able to move faster [than IBM]." The real question is whether Thompson can move Symantec fast enough to implement its new strategy and guarantee future growth in the areas of corporate computing and the Internet.
It is simply not enough to implement regular birdcage disinfection measures and the killing of unsold birds every evening.
Teachers' use of learning technologies will increase if they are convinced that the pedagogy is sound, and if they are inspired and enthused enough to implement these changes into their teaching practice (Macfarlan & Everett, 2010).
The environment is a 2-dimensional 5660 by 5660 meter continuous space (about 32 km), which is large enough to implement a variety of resource distributions and supports a viably evolving population of about 120 individuals (where our simulations are still fast enough).
Casio was clever enough to implement a latch to ensure the back cover and battery never dislodged.
The inconsistent results also present a typical dilemma in health services research and policy: how much evidence is enough to implement or change policy?
