Sentence examples for excessive enough to from inspiring English sources

He was flagged for being offside, but referee Walt Anderson's explanation after the game said he didn't believe the contact was excessive enough to warrant an unnecessary roughness penalty. .

The degree of inbreeding among Darwin's children, while not excessive, was enough to increase the risk of recessive diseases — ones that occur if a harmful version of a gene is inherited from both parents.

But, five days later, the pain was excessive enough for Hernández to miss a start.

Courts may often effectively detain arrestees by setting bail sums low enough not to be constitutionally "excessive" but high enough to make it impossible for the arrestee to gain release on bail.

How do you calibrate taxes so the price of pot is high enough to discourage excessive use, but not so high that a cheap black market arises?

But analysts said that the £30 million ($42.2 million) that Baltimore envisaged saving would not be enough to curtail excessive expenditures and that at least 250 more of its 1,400 jobs would probably be cut.

Rachel Reeves, a Labour MP on the committee, said the CMA report was a missed opportunity "and did not go nearly far enough to tackle excessive overdraft charges … What these responses from the banks now show is just how complex and confusing the charge structures are for overdrafts – customers don't stand a chance of being able to identify the best deal.

In contrast, the naturally occurring Zn in SFK that provided 90% of the rat's requirement was enough to deter excessive absorption of Cd and enough to alone prevent significant elevation of organ Cd.

The filtrate loss should be low enough to prevent excessive mud cake thickness and to reduce the chances of differential pressure sticking.

In boxed berries, the temperatures may have been adequate for the biosynthesis of monoterpenes, but not high enough to cause excessive volatility of these compounds.

We might think that induction of labor must be performed early enough to avoid excessive weight gain by the fetus and thus hope to diminish the risks of maternal or neonatal complications associated with macrosomia.