Sentence examples for is enough to note from inspiring English sources
"Case" is a term that will receive more attention in its place (Exhibit 16); for now it is enough to note that it means to capture two things at once.
Now, it is enough to note that is a solution to (1.2), as well.
For present purposes, however, it is enough to note that Xuanxue in the general sense defined above informs Pure Conversation.
For our purpose, it is enough to note that if (Pin mathbb{H }^q _n) for some (nin mathbb{N }), then (D_GPin mathbb{H }_n^q) as well.
To prove (3.15), it is enough to note that under the assumptions of Theorem 3.4, the conditions (A)–(C) of Theorem 3.4 hold.
For the time being, it is enough to note that what Quine called virtual set theory is a significant part of ZFC set theory; and PA is a significant part of Th. 36.
It's enough to note that he knew he needed something from Dolphy and Taylor — and that he needed it more than they needed, at that point, anything from him — and that this would have sufficed to arouse the lion's wrath and provoke him to a mighty artistic challenge.
We'll have more to say about the case later; for now, it's enough to note that it could prove as important to cloud-based services as the Betamax case was to new devices in the home.
For now, it's enough to note that Buckley deserves laurels not simply for his elegant flair and tolerant temperament, but also his contempt for radical ideologues on the right--the unhinged types who are now whining that John McCain isn't conservative enough because he has the temerity to recognize that global warming is actually taking place and needs to be stopped.
For now, it's enough to note that the global spate of headlines saying things like "vegetarian diet raises risk of heart disease and cancer," allegedly in response to a new study by scientists at Cornell, takes it to a new, absurd, stupefying level.
As BuzzFeed noted, $90 is enough to buy 12 burritos at Chipotle, which makes us wonder if Swift is aware of just how much things cost.
