Sentence examples for is considered enough from inspiring English sources

The national experience is considered enough of a social problem that an aide to South Korea's president recently singled out the plight of the penguin fathers.

The chances of a house burning down in the UK are about one in 2,000, yet that risk is considered enough for them to spend hundreds, possibly thousands, of pounds a year on fire insurance.

Morrison may not be popular in the rest of the country but in Queensland he is considered more popular than Turnbull and, for the moment, that is considered enough.

Recent research on psychological well-being has taught us that beyond a certain point, across-the-board spending increases often do little more than raise the bar for what is considered enough.

The risk keeps increasing slowly with age, but by 55, when most women have passed through menopause, tumors are less likely to be fast-growing or aggressive, and breast tissue changes in ways that make mammograms easier to read — so screening every other year is considered enough.

It is believed that when an information is attractive, it is considered enough to trust it and hence its source.  .

America then turned the page – what he said was considered enough".

Perhaps one comedian in the Bancroft-Brooks household was considered enough.

Since when has "very likely" been considered enough to make a civil allegation?

The effort was considered enough of a success that some other intelligence agencies now work through In-Q-Tel.

Crucial steps were not taken because of gaps in services, children's needs being considered enough, "professional drift" and workers simply making the wrong decisions.