Sentence examples for pronounced enough from inspiring English sources

Such a tendency is not pronounced enough to be alarming — and enthusiasts will enjoy it.

The remnants of a barbecue rub may be pronounced enough to reserve that chicken for pressed sandwiches.

Or are the weaknesses still pronounced enough that it makes sense to keep flooding the motor with inexpensive money?

But the effect is not pronounced enough to make conversation difficult or to make long drives wearing.

The effect was pronounced enough to allow drawing conclusions on qualitative relation between formulation and properties of the composite friction material.

However, restriction imposed by the filler on the chain mobility is pronounced enough to preserve oriented state that causes anisotropy in crystallization on cooling.

"That means hello and is pronounced appropriately enough "high".

Of these, Gröning is the only one to have been pronounced fit enough to stand trial.

When it is pronounced sound enough to be placed upright for viewing, the dealers hope to sell it to a museum or school.

He spent just one day, Tuesday, at the convention; he drew a lot of attention -- some of it focused on his short stay -- and pronounced it enough.

After a delegation of Conservative rabbis visited the company's slaughterhouses and packing plant, the dogs were pronounced kosher enough for Conservative Jews; but Orthodox authorities still won't condone them, saying the meat isn't glatt kosher, a higher standard.