Sentence examples for whom enough from inspiring English sources

Using secret criteria, it identifies passengers about whom enough is known so that they are not subjected to extra security measures, including searches of checked baggage or more careful scanning of carry-on luggage.

76 patients (76%) developed AKI according to the kidney disease, improving global outcome classification (KDIGO): 15 KDIGO 1, 30 KDIGO 2, 31 KDIGO 3. In 59 patients out of 92 for whom enough serum creatinine dosages were available (64%), serum creatinine decreased in the first 24 h of ICU stay, including 44 patients among the the 76 developing AKI (58%).

Because these are damaged people for whom enough is really never enough.

On Monday, Levada responded: "There are some victims groups for whom enough is never enough, so we have to do our jobs as best we see it...

Thrombus aspiration during primary or rescue PCI was attempted in 100 consecutive STEMI patients, of whom enough material for MRI was obtained in 59.

Although responses were predominantly attributable to CD4+ T cells, we also identified antigen specific CD8+ T cell responses, in subjects who were HLA B-35 and in whom enough blood was available for more detailed immunological analysis.

"He was really somebody who changed the conversation," he said, "for whom good enough wasn't _________ enough".

Mr Cameron's crusade goes well beyond putting taxpayers' billions into the hands of GPs, some of whom have enough to worry about already.

In Mr. Cannon's biography, anti-Koop forces within the administration are identified as William Bennett, Gary Bauer and Patrick Buchanan -- all of whom, uncoincidentally enough, were vociferous in the assault on "The Reagans".

Unlike Siemian, Peyton Manning and Brock Osweiler, all of whom did enough to allow Denver's stout defense to secure the win during an NFL-best nine-game winning streak, Lynch couldn't avoid mistakes that doomed his team to defeat.

In an interview yesterday, Ms. Hopkins said that one issue she intended to address quickly was the potentially adverse effect of Lucent's multibillion-dollar lending program for customers, some of whom lack enough cash to buy products from Lucent.