Sentence examples similar to lethal enough to extinguish from inspiring English sources

If a fire is mild enough to extinguish, it is probably doing more good than harm.

The oscillation typically grows in amplitude until it becomes large enough to extinguish the flame.

A first adapter was presented for a relatively long duration, while a second one was presented only long enough to extinguish the effects of the initial adapter.

Even so, it is unclear whether Burmese reforms and Thai generosity will be enough to extinguish one of the world's longest-running insurgencies.

There is far more digging to come — enough to extinguish any trace that Immerath, a once-quaint farming village in the fertile western Germany countryside, ever existed.

No one ever says as much, but, of course, the toxic assets were assembled in the first place, and were sold well past the danger point, because the fees from doing so were high enough to extinguish caution.

Death isn't strong enough to extinguish his bright light.

This strategy is particularly important when the new selective pressure is strong enough to extinguish the population in case it is not able to adapt in a short time span.

Migration among populations is sufficient to minimize random genetic drift [ 30] but not frequent enough to extinguish local adaptation [ 31, 32].

If the source is only sparking or the flame has not yet spread at all, this step alone may be enough to extinguish the flame.

Iverson's crossover is still the most deadly weapon in the conference, lethal enough to combat his off-court distractions.