Sentence examples for in practice enough from inspiring English sources

Lord Deben, a Tory convert to Catholicism, demanded to know: "Is it right that a person who is a subject of Her Majesty in this country shall not be able to claim against discrimination when they would be able to in India, Nepal or indeed in Bangladesh?"The laws and constitutions of south Asian countries are not, in practice, enough to provide the Dalits with the protection they desperately need.

Lindsey Vonn will skip a World Cup night slalom Tuesday in Flachau, Austria, because she has not been able to practice enough in the event.

"All I have to do is build up my throwing, practice enough in the bullpen and probably throw B.P. or a simulated game.

Is it possible to change science teaching practice enough in just 1 year to impact student learning?

If chips are as hot as power stations, the thinking goes, why not use them as such?In practice, not enough heat is generated to make a useful amount of electricity.

Try to find a therapist who has been in practice long enough to generate a number of happy, healthy former patients.

But, in practice, it creates enough jobs and supports enough ancillary businesses for there to be a mainstream French film industry regardless of the relative lack of demand for the films it creates.

They may be a sign that the female is in good enough condition or practiced enough in breeding to leave her nest for a while to scavenge for feathers.

It sounds easy in theory, but in practice it's enough to keep most people from bothering.

In practice, a long enough epoch length will ensure that the estimates converge to a desired degree for processes whose moments converge asymptotically.

From published lists of frequent symptoms the study team selected 21, a number considered both feasible to be utilized in practice and comprehensive enough [ 28].