The problem asks if k tracks are enough to lay out a given circuit.
We're strong enough to lay it all on the table and work toward a solution.
It is tight enough to lay the bottle on its side in the refrigerator.
She believes that her sons, after finishing their education, will be resourceful enough to lay their own roots.
If London aggressively supports Washington, a resolution strong enough to lay the basis for action will be achievable.
Instead, a strategic vision must be detailed enough to lay out a clear vision while being broad enough to allow for flexibility and adjustment.
"She never grew old enough to lay eggs," Ms. Beverly said of the hen, "so I imagined what her life might have been".
But Ms. Aguado said the proposal, while making up for past neglect, would not be enough to lay the groundwork for a truly integrated supergrid.
There are echoes of various African guitar styles in Longstreth's playing, though none stick around long enough to lay a specific claim.
Finally, neither party trusts us enough to lay out the facts and explain the steps we need to take to truly fix things.
He added that "the police force is not well equipped and is not respected enough to lay down its authority" without backing from a strong army.
