Sentence examples for extensive enough to damage from inspiring English sources

Coffee plunged on expectations that frost in Brazil was not extensive enough to damage crops of the world's biggest producer.

Insulin resistance severe enough to damage body tissues is common.

The Amazon suffers from other damage not extensive enough to show up in satellite pictures, such as selective logging, fires and drying.

We have previously reported on WM damage in young and old control cases without significant cognitive impairment and found that their WM damage may appear extensive enough to score 3 on the accepted scales 24, 102.

American officials are eager to confirm that damage from the multi-stage air campaign has been extensive enough to allow air patrols to protect civilians being targeted by Gaddafi.

Our PO was not extensive enough to resolve these issues.

Don't apply enough force to damage the hookah.

Both vehicles in Aleppo managed to get close enough to cause extensive damage.

In primates and humans it occurs over a more prolonged period, and the usual short three-day course of artemesinin treatment may not be long enough to cause extensive damage.

If extensive enough, cystic fibrosis and hemochromatosis will also damage β-cells and impair insulin secretion.

If the damage is extensive enough - there are already reports of serious problems with the ship's diesel-electric propulsion system - it is possible that Pride of America might be scrapped entirely.