Sentence examples for perceived to be enough from inspiring English sources

For example, I did not know until late October 2015 that there is now perceived to be enough natural gas available in the world to serve the needs of the planet for an estimated 230 years!

Part of Mr Allard's problem is that he is not perceived to be pushy enough.

The N.F.L.'s draft tracker gave Ealy a 5.8 rating, denoting a player perceived to be good enough to start in the N.F.L.; Sam received a 5.1, suggesting he has a slightly better than average chance of making an N.F.L. roster.

We're talking about a threat perceived to be serious enough that a prominent climate researcher had to be escorted to last December's American Geophysical Union (AGU) meeting by security guards.

With over 95 million U.S. homes and more than 185 million homes in Western Europe and Asia wired for cable TV, the market for cable modems is perceived to be huge incentive enough for investors to overlook the $13 million loss the company posted in 1997, on sales of $15.2 million.

There is an allure to a figure who is perceived to be rich enough that he wouldn't need to use politics to make himself even richer.

Facts could be fabricated and concealed so long as the "imminent threat" we all faced was perceived to be real enough to scare us into submission.

"If the regulations are not perceived to be strong enough to rein in this practice and actually have police adhere to law and respect people's civil rights..

Clearly, in the isolated villages we visited with largely Dalit and fisherfolk populations in Tamil Nadu, the risk of sexual harassment is not perceived to be high enough to make toilets a safe haven.

Willingness to accept surgery – 390 participants were not waiting for knee replacement surgery, and overall 81% would not accept surgery if offered, usually because pain was not perceived to be severe enough to warrant surgery.

The Pentagon's review of its vaccination policy has dragged on for months, and concern about whether the administration was perceived to be moving fast enough to protect soldiers was a factor in the announcement of a new policy today.