Sentence examples for investigated enough from inspiring English sources
The fact that the authorities say you are guilty doesn't mean you are guilty, of course Trump's companies have been investigated enough for racist practices that he should know that.
However, so far the potential of hESC to differentiate into derivatives of the peripheral nervous system (PNS) was not investigated enough and in particular, the few trials conducted resulted in low yields of PNS neurons.
Physical comorbidity is one aspect which has not been investigated enough in reference to LOS.
Here was democratic dance, radically close to everyday movement, but investigating enough new aspects of organization to be quite as "difficult" as any dance modernism.
The probe was approved with Dies as chairman, and given a paltry $25,000 for investigating, enough for about a month.
You know, if you didn't investigate enough... they end up knowing you.
To Randy Jurgensen, a retired police detective who was there when the shooting took place and investigated it, enough time has passed that the proposed street naming can be viewed not as an endorsement of either side or a statement about 1970s politics, but as a simple memorial to an officer who died in the line of duty.
The animals investigated are enough to conclude about the validity of the model, but we realize that the absolute number is low, with some reflections to statistical results.
The high-profile but fortunately non-lethal failure of a crewed mission atop a Soyuz rocket in October has been investigated thoroughly enough that American, European and Russian space agencies are willing to ride aboard the venerable launch system.
This grouping did make it possible to give an overview of factors that have no prognostic importance or have not been investigated often enough.
The natural history of bowel injury had not been investigated well enough to offer evidence to explain why some women suffer from severe late effects and others do not, and indeed why some women appear to recover from symptoms (with or without intervention), whereas a significant proportion will carry on to have mild to moderate (sometimes tolerable) long-term symptoms.
