Sentence examples for large enough to permit from inspiring English sources

They are large enough to permit the materials to be gently moved into them, disturbing the clothes very little.

We feel Otto Kahn should let public know if vestibules in new house will be large enough to permit music-lovers to continue card playing.

The first of six holes, just large enough to permit the entry of a four-millimeter endoscopic probe, was made on Nov. 27, and the final one was drilled this week.

At spacings normally used by farmers, more than 50,000,000 acres would be required to grow a population large enough to permit every genotype to occur in its expected frequency.

The wealthiest people in the world – especially the oil-rich princelings of the Middle East – want to live in the capital as it is secure, large enough to permit anonymity, culturally diverse, and conveniently situated for global business.

In 1979 a Yugoslav team, led by Tone Skarja, made the first ascent, fixing ropes to Camp V at an elevation of about 26,750 feet (8,120 metres), with one rope fixed farther up a steep rock chimney (a crack or gorge large enough to permit a climber to enter).

Accessed from a web browser, this information enables farmers to work out when best to spray large areas of farmland, because they can ascertain when the land is dry enough, when the wind speed is low enough to permit spraying, and when there is a long enough time window before the next rainfall to ensure that the spraying is effective.

It's also enough to permit him some slack.

The setback occurred early enough to permit further adjustment.

Mere repentance is not enough to permit escape from the overwhelming power of sin.

Wednesday, Feb. 22 By late afternoon, the clouds have cleared just enough to permit a flight.