Sentence examples for incorporating enough from inspiring English sources
The Video Game Critic gave the game an A+, a perfect score, and stated that "Nintendo handled this update perfectly, preserving the style and spirit of the original NES trilogy while incorporating enough new ideas to keep things fresh".
At the same time, the teachers began adapting the curriculum to meet the goals of a gifted program, allowing even more differentiation for each student, accommodating different learning styles, and incorporating enough flexibility for all students to progress at their own pace.
You can add beans to a fresh green salad to make sure that you are incorporating enough protein into your meals.
By not incorporating enough of his torso, hips and legs, Tebow was putting stress on his shoulder.
Last season, fans hammered the Mets for not incorporating enough of the team's history into Citi Field.
That Celeron processor has Intel HD Graphics on board and a max TDP of 15W, but it seems HP couldn't incorporate enough passive cooling to keep the chip within its operating temperatures.
Although the suits vary by city, they generally accuse the industry of failing to incorporate enough safety features in handguns and of distributing them in ways that make it easy for criminals and juveniles to buy them.
So while 24 doesn't accurately portray the CIA (or any intelligence agency), it does incorporate enough nuance to create a hyper-action packed world that's still cool to watch.
Jen-Hsun Huang, Nvidia's chief executive, figures that the chip incorporates enough cheap commodity components that, once these cost savings take hold, Android tablets will by this summer cost as little at $199.
In the process he incorporates enough historical background to establish how unstable Greece in general, and Salonika in particular, have been, and how age-old Balkan enmities still cast long shadows.
For all its positive elements, the French model has not yet not incorporated enough flexibility, leaving it with the task of ensuring solidarity, but not the dynamic growth needed to sustain it in the long run.
