Sentence examples for incoherent enough from inspiring English sources
If I could sum up the May 2015 Conservative election strategy in a sentence, I'd use a line from the 1990s grunge band, the Meat Puppets: "Who needs actions when you've got words?" It turns out that if your opposition is incoherent enough, all you need to win an election is a clear set of messages.
Therefore, some matrices have been proved to be incoherent enough with any fixed sparsifying basis Ψ with overwhelming probability, such as Gaussians or ±1 random matrices [16].
Just in case the collection's buffet of skate and streetwear motifs wasn't incoherent enough, many of the clothes are plastered with text and images drawn from William Burroughs.
Not politically incoherent, but unusual enough to be worthy of support from those in other parties and to enhance the image of his own.
The second type is where a leader is simply incoherent, undertaking just enough reform to make themselves and their administration hated, but not sufficient to deliver much gain, or electoral dividend, by the time polling days arrives.
In contrast, an exponential increase of current with temperature is associated with an incoherent process, where the charge spends enough time in the molecule to allow decoherence14.
(21) We thus see that the condition in (21) is verified for (eta= 0.45), that is the reconstructed Wigner functions are not compatible with incoherent superpositions of coherent states, if enough data are considered.
This rushed hour and a half passes pleasantly enough, in spite of an incoherent plot (something to do with international counterfeiting) and so-so action sequences.
Some of Lipsky's material is trivial and incoherent, yet the two writers speak profitably enough to give us a vivid snapshot of Wallace at the golden moment when he realizes that his words have struck a public nerve.
If he spoke for long enough, he sounded drunk and incoherent.
They will not question the incoherent mumblings about the evils of homosexuality, but they are ripe enough to begin the cleansing that will finally let Africa shine.
