Sentence examples for is enough to understand from inspiring English sources

Even the briefest trip to any location in the Middle East is enough to understand that an alarming cognitive gap has opened up between different regions of the world.

The fact that France names its wines after the places from which the grapes originate and we name them after the grapes themselves is enough to understand at least one thing: the wine industry is a complex, often abstruse business and we, the consumers, can use all the help we can get.

Since they are identical, the experimentation of only one is enough to understand the behavior and with the superposition of the results, it is possible to predict the behavior of the three water-jet together.

Nevertheless, based on our study, virtual collisions only increase packet delays, but do not drop packets even if over retried, and thus it is enough to understand or predict the packet loss rate (PLR) simply from the physical collision probability, without knowing the details of the virtual collision probability.

One look at its website is enough to understand that outdoor clothing and Holocaust awareness education is an absurd mix, and while that contrast is the gag, the nonprofit business is actually legit and all proceeds from the pop-up shop will be donated to the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre.

One look at their website is enough to understand that outdoor clothing and Holocaust awareness education is an absurd mix, and while that contrast is the gag, the non-profit business is actually legit and all proceeds from the pop up shop will be donated the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre.

"That's enough to understand what's happening to Syrians here in Jordan".

"The only certainty for visitors is that however long you spend in England and however much you see, it still won't be enough to understand the place".

(Imagine for a moment what the reaction might have been had he said the opposite, that his goodwill was enough to understand the black experience).

He wants you to listen, then to wonder if that's enough to understand.

Studying solely one marker might not be enough to truly understand cancer immune surveillance.