Sentence examples for far enough that from inspiring English sources

If things go far enough, that belief system eventually becomes an absurdly byzantine, Occam's-razor-defying mess that can barely be understood by its own supporters.

Hasn't technology come far enough that we can start focusing on more important things now?

He lets it go just far enough that there's an audible click as it touches the lock plate, but not far enough that it latches, and hangs on.

Fortunately, the Earth itself lies about 25,000 light-years away, far enough that we are not in danger.

He believes that colonialism did not go far enough, that Britain should have exploited India more.

Mr. Pradilla argues that stock prices have fallen far enough that valuations are now reasonable.

Perhaps this was a calculated plan to lower expectations far enough that he could exceed them upon returning.

They stood nearly nose to nose, close enough to embrace but far enough that neither administered a space-clearing elbow.

We've now evolved far enough that platform designers can choose where and when to place virtual screens.

The market "has gone down far enough that any time along now that you buy, it's going to be a great deal".

Still, I appreciate your reaction to her singing, which was that she did not go far enough, that she sounds too reverential and cautious.