Sentence examples for it is enough to exert from inspiring English sources
To remove the sleeve from the cannula, it is enough to exert a tilt motion, taking care to keep the head of the cannula with a forceps (e.g., Bonn).
Which would mean that either firms already consider short unemployment spells among VET graduates to be negative signals or that the experience of short unemployment may be enough to exert a psychological scar and to alter the application behaviour and job search success of the young.
And once Dhoni became the first international captain to be run out on 99 in a Test match, India - seeking to avoid a first home series defeat to England since 1984-85 - were left hoping that their earlier hard work would be enough to exert some pressure during the final two days.
We also found that an initial short exposure to CN-A was enough to exert the combined effect.
It was enough to wear just one.
The proportion of borrowers facing financial ruin because of an unwise or fraudulent ARM may be small, but it is large enough to exert a downward pull on the housing market generally - hence it affects all of us - and even absent any self-interest, it entails that a large number of people are really suffering.
In addition, as Wal-Mart begins to compete with American businesses that are mostly unionized, labor unions, their members and some local government agencies are arguing that the company is big enough to exert downward pressure on benefits and wages across whole regions of the country.
Because we observed no significant changes in cell proliferation in the DG following conditional deletion of Oxtr by an in vivo BrdU incorporation assay, it might be possible that the level of endogenous OXT in the hippocampus is not enough to exert a tonic stimulation of progenitor cell proliferation.
This suggests that unlike stable over expression of HER2, an inducible short term HER2 expression and upregulation of survivin is not enough to exert an anti-apoptotic effect.
