Sentence examples for enough to induce an from inspiring English sources
The expected ground motion generated by the short delay blasting is strong enough to induce an obvious seismic subsidence in the loess site.
It was ended in the over before tea when the leg-spinner Adil Malik got one to turn just enough to induce an edge to Nick Browne, the only slip fielder.
The book's longest section, entitled Elements of Chaos, is composed of 12 short and brutal chapters, each of which foretells a specific dimension of our forecast doom, and whose titles alone – Heat Death; Dying Oceans; Unbreathable Air; Plagues of Warming – are enough to induce an honest-to-God panic attack.
Moments like those make us feel absolutely helpless, causing stress enough to induce an ulcer.
The binary information of 01 could be written into an individual FeFET by applying a low bias of −0.5 V on gate 2, which was lower than the threshold voltage yet not enough to induce an efficient polarization in the FE layer.
Moreover, the socially optimal audit rate is again being determined by an audit rate which implies that (p_{m}^{ast }) is set large enough so as to get (psi _{m}^{ast }>1,) although not high enough to induce an efficient stock of educated workers.
In A375 cells, a 40% reduction of GSTP1 expression level by inducible AS RNA was enough to induce a similar (about three-fold) increase of the etoposide sensitivity.
The vinaigrette, distinctly mustardy yet custardy, too, is good enough to induce a sigh in memory of Paris brasseries.
Hydrogen sulphide can kill if inhaled, and a single breath of air that carries just 0.1% of the acid is enough to induce a coma in an adult.
