Sentence examples for good enough although from inspiring English sources

Most corporations believe that their data is good enough, although they have no basis for that belief.

The Klinkenberg solution implies a linear isotherm, and the prediction is not good enough, although better than that of the approach of Bohart Adams.

The children had a good time, while the parents labored to keep them in Catholic schools, because, in reality, the public schools weren't good enough, although the property taxes were high.

The tricks are quite good enough, although the whole thing would benefit from being more tightly choreographed, and even at an hour the show feels slightly padded with some perfectly pleasant but unmemorable musical interludes.

According to a company report, this just isn't good enough: although Lego is now sold in a hundred and thirty-eight countries, "earnings are not satisfactory in the light of our long-term objective to self-finance the operations and investments that we believe to be right and necessary".

Even a tube TV will work, but as long as it gets the network stations for football and racing, it's probably good enough — although most Dads wouldn't mind being hooked up to cable either.

That is not good enough, and although Labour accepts that a comprehensive and comprehensible new surveillance law should be introduced, the government can expect to be challenged on both substance and process.

However, Weaver thought the name Premier was good enough for 640, although it did not stick.

The question, of course, is not whether Obama has made a good enough case - although it took long enough - but whether he will be able to follow through.

The recorded sound in both pieces is good enough for me, although I admit to more interest in music than in electrical engineering.

He was a good enough worker and although he didn't much care for the job, his was a time with little work and less security; to work was better than not, to bring home a wage was always welcome, what with his father broken since the war and three younger children younger at home, his mother's face grey with worry and the reflection of other people's dirty laundry.