Sentence examples for evident enough that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the undercurrent of faddishness in book titles is evident enough that the literary minded often keep a running mental catalog of the latest trends.

He also leaves little doubt that he is Richard Harris's son; the similarities of voice between the two are evident enough that the familiar story gets a subtle extra dimension.

'It is evident enough that with proper technical, financial and social support...and by working directly with local governments and health workers, we can make a difference.' Despite positive initiatives such as Make Pregnancy Safe, maternal mortality remains the aspect of the Millennium Development Goals, set by the G8 in 2000 that is most off track.

It's a distinction that may either be lost on Apple, or that isn't evident enough to differentiate Gliph from other Bitcoin wallet apps.

Our precious "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" depend inalienably on things that have not been made evident enough.

By now, that should be evident enough.

The division is evident enough.

The preparations for the barrier here are evident enough.

Yet it becomes evident soon enough that the author has more on her mind than a conventional big-city bildungsroman.

The evidence suggests that he was prepared to wait, like De Gaulle, until the state of disarray became self-evident enough to lead to his recall.

While this may be of consequence on its own, it is unlikely that it would influence our observations regarding helicase activity: the difference in annealing activity was evident only at protein concentrations low enough that effectively no helicase activity was observed, while at concentrations comparable to those used in the helicase assay the annealing activity of WT and mutants had converged.