Sentence examples for enough to make considerable from inspiring English sources

According to the advection hypothesis, this molecule diffuses back and forth but essentially remains in the forward-directed channel long enough to make considerable progress toward the leading edge.

Both are likely to make considerable use of their assistants.

We've worked shoulder-to-shoulder to make considerable progress during this time.

Among Republicans, polls published since the Iowa caucus suggest a slight dip in support for Donald Trump, but not enough to make a dent in his considerable lead in the state.

The mushroom and artichoke ragout had considerable flavor, enough to make you close your eyes, and you may as well: The dish was visually unappealing, a sea of brown chunks.

If any of this weren't enough to make an IPO investor squeamish, consider MasterCard's considerable litigation risks.

It was enough to make you weep.

Enough to make her a possible heir?

It's enough to make you weep.

Just enough to make me frustrated".

"Enough to make you blush," Mr. Parker said.