Sentence examples for enough to restrict from inspiring English sources

But that isn't reason enough to restrict the right to demonstrate.

The NF membranes were capable of removing the assimilable organic carbon (AOC) contents, but not low enough to restrict bacterial growth.

He was given the all-clear after being checked but the conditions on Fushan Bay were described as "challenging", enough to restrict the programme to four races.

Winters said Bryant was not holding her neck so tight that she could not breathe, but tight enough to restrict her movement.

It's enough to restrict the batsmen until the last ball of the over, which is clubbed away for four by Sharma.

Only horizontal mergers between competitors and potential competitors are likely to be challenged, and only when they concentrate the market enough to restrict output and raise prices.

Similarly, high levels of street violence may generate enough fear to restrict an individual's movement and routines.

Although some individuals actively tried to remove this foreign object from their leg, in most bees there was no apparent change in behaviour caused by the clip, which was small and lightweight enough to not restrict their movement.

AgNPs that are stable enough to significantly restrict bacterial growth are challenging to prepare [17].

We categorized BMI as per WHO classification [ 27], since our sample size was large enough to not restrict us to fewer categories.

The predicted selection strength is weak, on the order of 1/N e, which is not strong enough to severely restrict the rate of evolution of stop codons.