Sentence examples for present enough of from inspiring English sources

We'll have to wait and see, but we've been warned that the idea is building over here that the film doesn't present enough of the black experience of slavery - there is no graphic violence and there is a white hero in William Wilberforce.

We present enough of the model to make clear the key mechanisms.

But at the very least, he seems to think that members of natural kinds present enough of a paradigmatic case that he can use them as examples.

Also, we present enough of the theory that someone who needs to read papers that use it should be able to do start doing so.

Whether it is a way to present enough of a show to generate interest from backers is another story.

When the U.S. Congress told Russell that Kony didn't present enough of a financial threat or a security issue to pursue, Russell decided to form a nonprofit (Invisible Children), produce a film ("Kony 2012") and create a social-media campaign bent on toppling Kony, he says in the documentary.

In a dissent, three judges said that failure to observe bystanders presented enough of a question of police procedure for the lawsuit to go forward.

Working its way up from Cuba through the Florida Keys and threatening to turn into a full-blown hurricane, the weather system presents enough of a threat to low-lying coastal Tampa to cause Republicans to cancel Monday's opening of their party convention.

But some are questioning whether Google's new ultra-fast Internet service, Google Fiber, presents enough of a challenge to justify dramatically increasing Comcast's market power.

Consequently, Comoros are inhabited by an endemic species, as apparently the belt of sea between Mayotte and Madagascar 300 km wide presents enough of a barrier to prevent gene flow.

When I'm present enough to be aware of when I'm not being present, I can come back to whatever moment is here, now.