Sentence examples for enough to solve a from inspiring English sources

"It's not impressive that a 5-year-old would be smart enough to solve a Rubik's Cube.

Yet even if the World Bank emerges untainted from this affair, that may not be enough to solve a deeper problem that may produce more scandals in future.

It was cold and it was dry, and it was good enough to solve a problem, resolve a tension, squelch a pretension or two.

"I didn't know where I was — Georgia or Alabama or Mississippi, or it could have been Florida — but it was an angry, pain-filled call-out of the cops for not doing enough to solve a horrible crime".

Krister Stendahl, a former dean of the divinity school, described Mr. Strugnell as "a linguistic prodigy" in classical and Semitic languages and "a scholar's scholar, one you would go to when you knew your own knowledge was not enough to solve a problem".

An MLP structure with two layers (input, not computed as a layer, hidden and output layers) is selected because it is demonstrated to be enough to solve a lot of kind of problems [25].

A single trip to Armenia is probably not enough to solve all the mysteries surrounding the stone.

Pat yourself on the back if you can say you are confident enough to solve with a PEN.

The field of sex offender risk assessment has made great strides in recent years, experts say, but not great enough to solve such a knotty problem.

The idea is that a new voice, a change in personality, can be enough to solve some of a team's problems.

In order to make the models more realistic yet simple enough to solve the case, a number of practical assumptions were made throughout the MCDA implementations: The earthquake is assumed to be a precursor to a tsunami, which warns people to consider the imminent arrival of a tsunami (with enough time to move to safer locations).