Sentence examples for is clearly enough from inspiring English sources
Four months have now passed which is clearly enough time to pass definitive judgement.
Even a near miss or just the sheer aggression one might experience on our streets is clearly enough for too many people to give up cycling or to cycle less than they would like to.
Poet though Dr. Huyler may be, there is clearly enough physician left in him for this kind of pragmatic hat-passing — one more interesting facet of this strikingly multilayered writer.
As is clearly enough apparent in "Julius Caesar" and some of his other plays, Shakespeare was hardly a believer in the ability of the common man to behave in a sensible fashion when a country's leaders lead them astray or rouse them to partisan furies.
"There is clearly enough data from a media perspective, from an opt-in perspective, from a loyalty program perspective, that is readily shared on the part of consumers with marketers, that we are now more prepared to take advantage of," Dave Walker, the chief executive of Geomentum, said.
Given that it is almost impossible to estimate the impact of the artifacts in the spatial domain, without any reference (original video signal), in the frequence domain is clearly enough that the artifacts induce very high frequencies and a specific modification of the spectrum which could be close to a complexity induced by a fractal model.
Mayorga's power in just one overhand right was clearly enough to change the course of the welterweight division.
Marty Appel, the author of the recently published "Pinstripe Empire," a history of the Yankees, said there was clearly enough material for a play.
Political engagement was clearly enough for the Middle Eastern trio to meet the criterion of current influence, and others among the cerebral galacticos have been in the news too.
The CIA did much to spread Cameron's techniques around the world, and they are clearly enough still widely used.
