Sentence examples for presented with enough from inspiring English sources
"But this year he's been presented with enough challenges.
Dr. Lomborg felt sure that Dr. Simon's arguments were "simple American right-wing propaganda," though presented with enough seriousness that they would be worth rebutting.
I don't think it's that the members of the Academy are actually racist, I just don't think they are presented with enough films that are diverse".
The company added that it was willing to increase its offer - valued at $38.20 a share on Thursday - if it were presented with enough data.
It's astonishingly bleak and cynical fare, the scabrous dialogue genuinely shocking (particularly in its depiction of impotent male rage and misogyny) but presented with enough grim wit to allow the knife to slip in gently.
This advice comes from a legend of value investing, and its presented with enough clarity that anyone can follow it.
If it is highly constrained, so that only a small number of forms are possible, then selection is not presented with a broad enough range of raw materials from which to fashion complex traits.
Similar to α2β1, αVβ3 not only mediates physical contacts, but also induces signals that promote an effective and rapid contraction of collagen gels when presented with a dense enough substrate.
At least part of BlackBerry's decision to keep BlackBerry 10 out of Japan was driven by sheer practicality — the process of translating all of the OS's text into Japanese apparently presented BlackBerry with enough of a headache that it just decided to give up altogether.
Hemingway had intended to write a nonfiction book about bullfighting, but then decided that the week's experiences had presented him with enough material for a novel.
I have rarely seen the sheer joy that they felt when the Soles4Souls eco-missionaries presented them with enough soccer balls so that each kid could have his or her own.
