Sentence examples for incurred enough from inspiring English sources

At the committee meeting on Thursday, Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, offered an amendment to count private insurance payments in determining whether a person had incurred enough drug costs to qualify for catastrophic coverage.

Even if, say, a large bank like Wells Fargo somehow incurred enough protests and withdrawals to follow the Norwegian State Bank in selling its DAPL-loan assets, Energy Transfer Partners would be unaffected.

The differences here can be largely ascribed to the amount of template present and available for qPCR since cDNAs synthesized prior to qPCR are often 20 ng/?l or less and have already incurred enough dilution in most cases (since template RNA isolation) to have minimized or eliminated the chances that any of the five currently-proposed causes of qPCR inhibition would be present.

Apple and Samsung incur enough demand that it doesn't matter if there's necessarily an unlocked option out of the starting gate; people will get a device any way they can, even if it means tying service to a specific carrier.

Given these observations, it is worth considering whether it is biologically plausible to incur enough damage in the NALT tissue, from typical human formaldehyde exposures, that would be sufficient to have other manifestations.

While serving Henry, Reginald incurred Becket's displeasure enough that Becket called Reginald "that offspring of fornication, that enemy to the peace of the Church, that traitor".

Higher concentrations of the antibody were not tested as immobilization with 0.1 mg mL−1 antibody was capable to enrich rbST in serum at concentrations in the low nanogram per milliliter range, sensitive enough for incurred serum samples.

As if that were not enough, the debts incurred by Landsbanki -- partly acquired on the strength of Landsbanki's stellar reputation -- are too colossal for a normal person to comprehend.

Unfortunately, most of the deep branches that can be confidently ascribed to such periods in mammalian history (e.g., those separating the monotremes, metatherians, and eutherians) are old enough to have incurred substantial saturation effects at silent sites, essentially eliminating the possibility of such an analysis.

Muzzle velocity for the AP shells was 890 meters per second (2,920 feet per second); the guns were expected to fire 300 rounds before enough wear had been incurred to warrant replacement.

The stores, perched on top of a confluence of subway lines and the PATH tubes, did well, but not well enough to support the debt incurred in the rehabilitation, Mr. Teitelbaum said.