Sentence examples for proper enough for from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until the mid-80's that the museum deemed "MoMA" proper enough for use in member communications, and another decade passed before the acronym appeared on banners outside the museum.

Evaluation methods and metrics that rely on financial measures are not proper enough for newer generation of SCM applications, which strive for more value.

This has implications for current debates on "proper" approaches for cognition: all approaches are a bit proper, but none will be "proper enough".

Though 60percentt of the mausoleums are endowed, the money is not typically enough for proper protection and preservation.

"People complain about money and tax issues, and if you don't have enough for proper health care, eyeglasses, medicine and all that, it's a problem.

Speakers were placed to ensure that listeners on either side of the car could hear both channels well enough for proper stereo.

A CBCT-dedicated review has shown the limitations of this technology in the detection of ROF, concluding that CBCT on its own is not enough for proper predictable diagnosis of ROF (Patel et al. 2015).

A typical way for this to happen is for an infinite space to admit a finite coarse connected component (i.e., a finite cluster of points having finite distances among each other but infinite distances to the rest of the space), as this finite subset would immediately constitute a Følner net by itself, which is enough to witness amenability but not enough for proper amenability.

If the symptoms are recognized quickly enough for proper treatment, the victim's life may be saved.

"Or if there is some kind of monetary compensation, it's usually not enough for proper redress".

However, signal intensities were high enough for proper GM/WM and lesion contrast (Fig.  4).