Sentence examples for strong enough to preclude from inspiring English sources

In the parametric design, the prosthesis functional requirement is that the locking of stem to the femur head using cement should be strong enough to preclude unlocking during the life time of a patient and to prevent sliding of the implant into the bone-cement.

First, what's needed is a conservation law weak enough to have been confirmed by physical science, but strong enough to preclude soul body interaction.

Shares of Amazon have come under significant selling pressure after each of its last two earnings reports, as strong sales growth has not been strong enough to preclude a harsher look at what's under the hood.

The association between water As and water Mn was significant (Spearman r = 0.39; p < 0.0001) but not strong enough to preclude examination of their independent effects on child intelligence.

RWE has debts of euro24 billion, affordable given its strong cashflow but large enough to preclude anything other than small deals to round out existing businesses.

Jackson fumbled the ball, however, just enough to preclude the necessity of even making a throw.

The rejection letter he is appealing said, "We have determined that the condition is not severe enough to preclude work".

they were not enough to preclude offering his seven children drug advice in pursuit of their athletic careers.

But Senator Baucus said he worried that providing drug benefits to low-income people "might be enough to preclude doing more later".

When asked if his strategy would increase revenue quickly enough to preclude further layoffs, Mr. Griffin said, "I didn't say that". He declined to comment further.

It's as if the story's racial nuances, which are rendered almost nonexistent, are still present enough to preclude any rough edges.