Sentence examples for improvements enough to from inspiring English sources

But were these improvements enough to tempt me to browse for hours, examining the "illusion-sleeved dress," the "floral halter dress" and the "linen color block dress"?

But while those improvements were enough to help propel a gain in earnings at Gannett in the first quarter, they were not enough to stave off a decline at the Times Company.

The patients' decision to terminate the study reflects either their perceptions of lack of efficacy despite having achieved a 20% improvement in some cases or a lack of improvement substantial enough to warrant continuing in the study in the face of mild adverse events.

But will "some improvement" be enough to keep up with such huge and growing demand?

But improvement strong enough to provide real traction or lower the jobless rate remains out of reach.

Starting out with very limited ability, she said the therapy had brought "not great improvement" but enough to change her life.

In defeat, Ryan acknowledged a moral victory of sorts — he saw improvement, and enough to believe that a turnaround was coming, if not imminent.

For example, Mr. Ng said, if a regulated tenant vacates an apartment and the landlord makes a capital improvement costly enough to increase the rent of the apartment above $2,000 a month, the apartment is no longer subject to rent regulation and can be rented at the market rate.

If it holds up, that kind of improvement is enough to get doctors' attention.

"What's the need" for the law, Sotomayor wondered, that "the slightest health improvement is enough to impose on hundreds of thousands of women" in the great state of Texas the burden of traveling hundreds of miles to reach an abortion provider.

The instrument is sensitive to change and a reasonably small improvement is enough to detect changes in a group or a single individual.