Sentence examples for is correct enough from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, (there's going to be quite a few hands in this conversation), if the foundation is correct enough to hold that castle strong for 300 years, you may well acknowledge it and leave it alone, managing the occasional or even constant repairs.

The reason is that for small or symmetric motions, the motion estimation and compensation are correct enough by TDWZ. Figure 8 PSNR of SI for Foreman frames.

It shows that the model is correct and accurate enough to predict the thermal performance of the collector.

Phosphorus (P) deficiency has in the past been strongly implicated as causing such interaction (Johnson and Burdon 1990 and references therein), but it is something that can be and generally is corrected readily enough.

Although I cannot state with authority which side is correct, I have encountered enough previously healthy people who have suffered for months or years after initial treatment to suggest that there is often more to this disease than "official" diagnostic and treatment guidelines suggest.

You are right that if 3) is correct, it alone is enough to refute the rooting between neomura and eubacteria drawn from some paralogue trees.

This is the only way the public will know what's going on, be confident enough resources are being put to stopping the gusher, ensure BP's strategy is correct, know the government has enough clout to force BP to use a different one if necessary, and be sure the president is ultimately in charge.

While we now know that this Norman Rockwell image is far from accurate, the general idea of people facing a cold winter and being thankful to have enough food is correct.

The Times is correct that "American voters are smart enough to see through the ridiculous pipeline gambit".

That many people feel compelled to say, "I wish I could trust you," suggests that Baier's view is correct: wishing or wanting is not enough.

Not a lot goes into asking whether our strategy is correct, or whether "intelligence" is intelligent enough for the challenges of the real world.