Sentence examples for scale enough from inspiring English sources

Of course, if you stretch out the time scale enough, and are sufficiently casual about causes, you can give the printing press credit for anything you like.

Scott says the approach that game historians like himself have taken doesn't scale enough — some circuit boards were lost to history before nerds who cared enough were able to preserve them, and modern games aren't preserved on physical media.

But I think that with some effort, we can scale enough of it so that MOOCs can make up for much of the damage resulting from putting 21st Century students through a 19th Century school system.

There is something very special about their recent record ("Casa," on Sony Classical), and it is small-scale enough that one expects much of the live version.

Up until now more unpleasant stories, like the capture of two Wagner fighters by ISIS last November, have been infrequent and small-scale enough for the state to successfully ignore.

The State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation has determined that the new entrances would be modest and small-scale enough not to greatly detract from the district, said Wendy Gibson, the press secretary.

A new war, whatever this might entail in terms of location and participants, could indeed improve the price of oil if it is large-scale enough.

These genes, however, were not fine-scale enough to determine intraspecific differences between individuals.

What it is: A scale small enough to pack and strong enough to weigh up to 100 pounds.

Such a record would provide a temporal scale long enough to identify significant trends and enough resolution to reveal ecologically relevant population responses.

Still, a qualitative description of the costs makes their scale plain enough.