Sentence examples for large enough to bring from inspiring English sources

Dr John Allan, an expert in bird management, warned that the birds were large enough to "bring a plane down" if sucked into an engine.

"While a small bird which is sucked into an aircraft's engine will not cause a problem, these geese are large enough to bring the engines to a halt.

The working hypothesis of this study is that TBI involves a compression of brain tissue large enough to bring the material out of its elastic range, sufficiently altering mechanical properties to generate contrast on MRE measurements.

The focus on estimates usually left to technicians is a result of the new budget-balancing law, which requires automatic spending cuts if Congress and the White House cannot agree on a savings package large enough to bring the deficit down to a statutory ceiling.

The perturbation from the steady state has to be large enough to bring about a large excursion in the phase portrait.

The perturbation from the steady state has to be large enough to bring about a large excursion in the phase portrait.  .

Evangelical voters, for instance, play a very large role, big enough to bring in first-place finishes for the former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum, in 2012, and the former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, a Baptist pastor, in 2008.

The only credible way to threaten not to bail them out is to insist that even the largest bank is not big enough to bring down the financial system.

Big enough to bring down governments certainly.

Jagu has borrowed money from both of these men — not large sums, but enough to bring them to our house, demanding repayment.

Jagu has borrowed money from both of these men not large sums, but enough to bring them to our house, demanding repayment.