Sentence examples for enough to represent a from inspiring English sources
Ludicrous but still likable enough to represent a kind of everyman.
On Wednesday, Mr. Kumar said Intel shares had fallen far enough to represent a trading buy, although he did not change his rating.
The union had received votes from only 22 of the 30 teams, but they were enough to represent a majority of the players.
He avoided too close an identification with the unions because the march was broad-based enough to represent a wide cross-section of society.
It is large enough to represent a considerable challenge to the casual reader but I hope those who find time to study it will find that it has contributed to their understanding.
What's left over is called the "residual land value" – the value of the site once the development has taken place, which must be high enough to represent a decent return to the landowner.
The tests conducted indicate that a number around 12 representative wave cases was enough to represent an annual wave climate compared to a very detailed wave climate used as benchmark.
(3) Be long enough to represent adequately a phase with linearity, with various measurements during at least one minute in order to calculate the kinetics of the enzyme [ 25].
A number of their final elements, however, show similar positioning distributions, and sequence patterns that are arguably close enough to represent variants of a single, more general, pattern [e.g. Fig. 4 in Hu et al. (2005)].
The parametric method is based on assumptions that include 1) the subjects are randomly selected from the population; 2) the size of subjects is large enough to represent the distribution of a population; and 3) the variables have a bivariate normal distribution.
Even as the ISI breaks up a number of Taliban cells, officials in Islamabad, Washington and Kabul hint that the ISI's goal seems to be to weaken the Taliban just enough to bring them to the negotiating table, but leaving them strong enough to represent Pakistani interests in a future Afghan government.
