Sentence examples for therefore enough to from inspiring English sources

The presence of more than one focal lesion on MRI (> 5 mm) is therefore enough to define MM [4, 9].

To obtain a connexive implication, it is therefore enough to assume another interpretation of the falsification conditions of implications expressed by ~(A → B) ↔ (A → ~B).

Since the standardized experimental variation values range between 0 and 2.5, an objective function value of 0.0517 means an average relative error lower than 5%, which is less than the experimental error and therefore enough to ensure that the model represents the experimental data.

They were therefore prudent enough to hold their fire".

It is therefore not enough to see "natural" and read "good for me" in its place.

On the bus back to Manhattan, people argued about whether the Stars are as bad as the original Mets--& are they therefore bad enough to be worth following.

Nichols, 68, is one of 16 new "cardinal electors" who are not yet 80 and are therefore young enough to be likely to vote in the next papal conclave to elect Francis's successor.

It is therefore not enough to play one state against the other (like Snowden, who used Russia against the US): we need a new international network to organise the protection of whistleblowers and the dissemination of their message.

Ms. Grunwald said that campaigns traditionally buy time on television news programs because they deliver older audiences of both party affiliations who are interested in the news and, the logic goes, therefore interested enough to vote.

The expected $100 billion cost of war against Iraq would therefore be enough to avert around 30m premature deaths from disease, if channelled into a sustained and organised partnership with the poor countries.There is a way out.

His claims on each customer's affection begin with the impression that he, too, understands the horror at street level, and is therefore polite enough to tuck you away on the lower-ground floor.