Sentence examples for generally enough from inspiring English sources

Screening 6 plants of the next generation was generally enough to identify a homozygous plant (expected frequency of 0.25) that could be used as founder of a transgenic homozygous line.

I am, after all, me, which is generally enough to get me a squeeze on any door.

Although the fourth mystery takes a rather dubious detour into Mathias's private life, Harrington's performance is generally enough to carry the detective through the stickier bits.

Rwanda's formal arrest procedures are rarely followed in the current emergency; it is generally enough for someone to point a finger and say, "Genocide".

An independent autopsy by the Dutch government showed that one of Mr. Milosevic's main coronary arteries was 50percentt narrowed — not generally enough to cause a heart attack in itself.

Some of these grooves are a little too dopey for their own good, but there's generally enough summery brass and reggae-tinged good vibes to open up the songs and let them breathe.

Most patents generally don't generate enough profit margin to justify these fees.

The living costs in countries such as Indonesia and Thailand are generally low enough that you can work for one day and earn enough to live for two abroad.

"But general discontent among sections of the population is generally not enough to bring down governments".

And the cameras on smartphones are generally "good enough" - just as MP3-quality sound has generally been found to be "good enough" by the vast majority of buyers.

And that, generally, was enough".