Sentence examples for measured enough from inspiring English sources

But it has been silent on the subject recently, and analysts said Saturday that the Council response was measured enough that the North would likely continue to negotiate.

It was measured enough, anyway, to satisfy Democrats measured, you could say, to a fault ("two verys, and not a very more").

When the opposition-linked pollster Luis Vicente León lost control of his account last week, the messages on his feed criticizing Maria Corina Machado, one of the opposition's presidential candidates, were measured enough to be mistaken for León's real opinion.

As always, I'd recommend firmly grasping a grain of salt as you pore over the images, but they the visual advances seen in them seem just measured enough to give them some credence.

Empirically, this would be challenging to determine, but with enough different movies appropriately measured and enough subjects, it should be possible to answer this query.

And policy makers' reassurances that future interest rate increases will probably be measured was enough to give stocks only a tiny boost in the afternoon.

Ontologically the objection is this: when measured precisely enough each organism lives in a unique environment.

Instead of 5-year survival, total disease-free survival should be measured long enough to compensate for the lead-time.

Critics have compromised the measure enough by stripping subpoena power from the proposed integrity office.

Even if it is different this time, are the measures enough?

Yet after a night of intense lobbying, a majority of coalition members – 315 – voted in favour of the measure, enough to have ensured its passage even without opposition help.