Sentence examples for ideal enough from inspiring English sources
Their life seems ideal, enough to make you want to cut up your Costco card, buy a VW bus and bathe under a waterfall after doing yoga in a meadow.
In terms of the national IO data system, the overall data quality is not ideal enough, and there is no significant data quality improvement between 2002 and 2012.
But the present devices are not ideal enough to meet the application needs because the problems of insufficient capture, low purity, and narrow detection spectrum still need to be addressed.
Generally three to five core values are ideal: enough to capture key aspects of the culture you want, but not so many that they simply run together in people's minds.
Well established for downlink transmission, OFDMA has not yet been chosen for uplink transmissions because the synthesizer in the RF front-end at the transmitter (mobile handset) is not ideal enough and causes interferences between the sub-carriers of received signals at the base station.
Remember that money, title, equity, review period length, ability to freelance, vacation time, etc. are all things for which you can negotiate when assembling your ideal (or ideal enough) compensation package.
"A typical large wind turbine can generate up to… 5.2 million KWh annually, under ideal conditions – enough to power nearly 600 households".
After all, if you take the ensemble ideal far enough, even directors (a relatively recent innovation in theatre) can be surplus to requirements.
Mark Bittman ("Is Junk Food Really Cheaper?," column, Sept. 25) says the $5 a person per day given by the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps, is "far from ideal but enough to survive".
Even the nearly 50 million Americans who are enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as food stamps) receive about $5 per person per day, which is far from ideal but enough to survive.
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