Some have suggested I stay in Texas and run for Senate, but that would not be good enough for for El Paso and it would not be good enough for this country.
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It may not be good enough for the Freedom Caucus.
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But endurance may not be good enough in coming decades.
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Roche investors feared Thursday's results might not be good enough, analysts said.
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A regular old dovish statement may not be good enough for stocks.
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Just having it postmarked by a certain date will not be good enough.
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Even the world's best efforts to combat climate change might not be good enough.
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Giuliani said that would not be good enough to get a White House meeting.
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For Mr Xi, however, with a dream to realise, pretending may not be good enough.
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Indeed, given the field disparity, even a 1-point lead might not be good enough.
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"That may not be good enough," Mr. Sessions said, according to an official in attendance.
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He might not be good enough to be the second-best player on a championship team.
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But better than nothing might not be good enough if the assault on abortion rights continues apace.
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But it will not be good enough to convince Trump's supporters that he lost fair and square.
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The automatic lane-change feature might not be good enough for drivers to let down their guard yet.
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Coaching turmoil or not, that simply will not be good enough this time, especially with Kerr in her prime.
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Once you ask that question, you see that long run analysis may not be good enough for policy purposes.
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However, the report very emphatically notes that even being at the top of the ranking may not be good enough.
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We are looking for the absolute best quality and if we sourced meat elsewhere, maybe it would not be good enough.
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All of that might not be good enough—at least, not for a fan base that wants and expects so much more.
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He began racing his father's Mini Cooper, but realized quickly that he would not be good enough to be a champion driver.
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That might not be good enough for you-- PAYNE: I&aposm glad that they&aposre finally came around to getting their plan together.
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But should conflict break out, to get money later will not be good enough because we will not have the time at that point.
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As it stands, an approval rating of 22019% among voters on Election Day 2020 will likely not be good enough for Trump to win.
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Even if America make the playoffs, they still might not be good enough to beat a team like the talented Tigres for the championship.
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Without serious, rigorous, professional debate prep, his performance will almost certainly be no better, which is to say it will not be good enough.
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The imagery in the short may not be good enough for publication in your favorite tabloid, perhaps, but it's better than no photos at all.
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At the same time, if the Spaniard does carry on with this form, keeping his Toro Rosso seat for 2017 might not be good enough.
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We should all be proud of these achievements and the devices shipped… but in startup world even good work may not be good enough to win.
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But the thing that really got me down—that made me fear my best would not be good enough—was the sentence Ms. Willis now faced.
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Even that might not be good enough, as the Lions can get to 11 wins before going head-to-head to the Packers in Week 17.
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Those wages might not be good enough for a San Francisco apartment, but in Omaha, where the average rent is $393 per month, those salaries stretch far.
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"The Moon administration may not be good enough to satisfy the people's expectations, but the president's determination has never wavered over the past 20 months," Im told reporters.
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That will not be good enough for Kelly's critics who are today behaving as though Trump's chief of staff has slandered Wilson's good name and must have satisfaction.
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With Mercedes consistently placing first and second, finishing third will probably not be good enough for Bottas, who has his first race for Mercedes on Sunday in Australia.
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But, there will need to be careful review of this content by those networks to ensure integrity, and I feel that algorithmic review will not be good enough (for now).
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The Trump administration might be willing to trade concession for concession with the North for a period of a few years, but that that might not be good enough for Kim.
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David Hogg might not be good enough for the University of California -- despite his activism -- but he's now got something in his back pocket ... a possible full ride in New Mexico!
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Less than a stellar effort Monday — especially Monday — will not be good enough for Philadelphia fans who are weathering a Cup drought going on 41 years without the team's beloved owner.
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That, despite everything Shannon has gone through — which includes weight loss surgery in addition to dieting and grueling exercise — she still might not be "good enough" in the mind of her ex.
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Heading into this season Sports Illustrated ranked Vucevic as the league's 90th best player; right now his Magic may not be good enough to make the playoffs, let alone win a series.
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While the Trump show will end at some point, given the damage that is being done to our institutions and our planet, that it do so later rather than sooner might not be good enough.
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The United States might not be good enough to win soccer's World Cup, but as long as it shows up at the quadrennial tournament the domestic audience is sure to swell with casual fans rooting for an upset.
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But that may not be good enough to clear the legal hurdles, according to environmental experts who say the agency needs to provide a reason for reversing course on completing the report, which the Army had deemed necessary just a few months ago.
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But that may not be good enough to clear the legal hurdles, according to environmental experts who say the agency needs to provide a reason for reversing course on completing the report, which the Army deemed necessary just a few months ago.
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That may not be good enough for everyone — the Apple Watch Series 2 still doesn't have a standalone cellular connection — but it's a definite improvement if you'd like to exercise without a phone bopping around in your pocket or (ugh) strapped to your arm.
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From AAA:Those who are skeptical that fully self-driving cars will arrive that soon, cite reasons such as lack of trust, not wanting to give up driving, the technology won't be ready and that road conditions will not be good enough to support the technology.
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My conclusion, after running these funhouse mirror images by some friends to ask whether they'd recognize me if they saw these pics on the evening news: The "enhance" button may not be good enough for use by law enforcement yet, but it's getting quite close.
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"People may not have cars, public transportation may not be good enough to reach a cancer screening center and the average doctor's office may not have the facilities for basic cancer screenings such as a mammogram," he told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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"Our sense is that sales and earnings are OK. However, for a stock that likely needs upside (SHAK has beaten every quarter since going public) that may not be good enough ... we believe this uncertainty around near-term results is likely to weigh on the shares," analyst John Zolidis wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Karolina Pliskova (Czech Republic) Born: March 28, 21990 Age: 227 Height: 21.82 meters Plays: Righthanded World ranking: 216 Grand Slam titles: 22 Win-loss record in 20143: 22014-22017 Pliskova's movement may not be good enough to match the best players on clay but her strong serve and record this season put her in contention ahead of the French Open.
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In a deeply imperfect world — a world where a shooting touch will suddenly abandon you at the worst possible moment, where your teammates might not be good enough to make a win possible, where an economy might suddenly collapse for no apparent reason, where the decency of strangers cannot be presumed — in a world like that, Westbrook's approach to life might actually be the most rational one.
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The following season, the German team would have success at the Europeans. Jentsch reached the playoffs for the first time in her career with a 5–4 record. In the semifinal, Jentsch curled 67% which would not be good enough to beat the Swiss team as they lost 6–4.
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Ossi calms his grandfather, who admits that he is having trouble readjusting to society. Ossi comforts Grandpa and assures that he will help him. When Isi and Ossi are left alone, the latter confesses his love for her and reveals his insecurity that he may not be good enough for Isi. Ossi returns to his mother's gas station where she tells him to fleece Isi for more money.
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A number of bulls are not collected in commercial or stud setups. These bulls may not be good enough to enter active AI service. However the owner may only elect to use him a small amount in his own herd or perhaps a syndicate may want to control the amount of breedings or services to him. In this case the bull may be sent to a custom stud or be collected on farm.
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Tippin won another provincial junior championship in 2000 to qualify her for the 2000 Canadian Junior Curling Championships. Again, her Ontario team finished with an 8-4 record, and once again it would not be good enough to make the playoffs. Tippin won her third provincial junior championship in 2002. At the 2002 Canadian Junior Curling Championships, her team finished with another winning record, this time 7-5, but again they fell short of the playoffs.
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Chee's first reaction to these words is to think he may not be good enough. Chee's education is similar to that of Lt. Leaphorn, as he studied anthropology at the University of New Mexico and attended a boarding high school, described in People of Darkness. In Coyote Waits, Chee mentions that it took him about seven years to graduate from college, as he had to skip a term to earn tuition money. Both came from families or clans with many singers, or yataalii.
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All portfolios that lie below the Efficient Frontier are not good enough because the return would be lower for the given risk. Portfolios that lie to the right of the Efficient Frontier would not be good enough, as there is higher risk for a given rate of return. All portfolios lying on the boundary of PQVW are called Efficient Portfolios. The Efficient Frontier is the same for all investors, as all investors want maximum return with the lowest possible risk and they are risk averse.
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Aina Suzuki had hoped to work in anime since her elementary school days, but thought her voice might not be good enough. A turning point came when, in her 3rd year of high school, she became a finalist (and one of the best 3 in the nationals) of the 7th All- Japan Anisong Grand Prix. At that time, her desire to become an anisong singer intensified and she made it her goal. She moved to Tokyo as soon as she had graduated from high school.
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After a few months, Marion's ex-boyfriend, Phil Moss (Ken Kitson), turned up to try to win her back. Thinking he might not be good enough and feeling jealous, Eddie ended their engagement and Marion left but returned to tell Eddie that she wanted him. After reconciling with Marion, Eddie intended to raise money to buy a house and invested £1000 in Geoff Siddall's (Edward Judd) car business. When Eddie realised that he had been conned, Marion left him and told him to stay away.
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He came 12th out of 26 candidates, with 110 votes (0.46%), resulting in a lost deposit. He explained that he was standing because "if we don't face this now we are going to have some serious explaining to do when we are asked by our children and grandchildren what we were doing when the global fascist state was installed. 'I was watching EastEnders, dear' will not be good enough." In November 2013, Icke launched an internet television station, The People's Voice, broadcast from London.
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From Patrick, Leland gets the idea of building war toys in the factory, even though Leslie points out Zevo Toys has never made war toys due to Kenneth's dislike of war in general. Meanwhile, Leslie finally notices Gwen, and they start dating. Leland offers to drop the idea of Zevo Toys making war toys, but asks Leslie if he can partition off a small amount of the factory to develop toys of his own. He asks Leslie to stay out of the area for fear that his toys may not be good enough.
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SOA security addresses the issues of combining services in a service-oriented architecture (SOA) in a secure manner. These issues arise as an effect of the main premise of SOA, which is to erase application boundaries and technology differences. Prior to the application of SOA methodologies, security models have traditionally been hardcoded into applications, and when capabilities of an application are opened up for use by other applications, the existing built-in security models may not be good enough. Several emerging technologies and standards address different aspects of the problem of security in SOA.
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She confronts her husband and admits that she thinks she might not be good enough for him. He asks the in-series documentary crew's help; the crew makes a DVD of the highlights that they have collected of Jim and Pam's relationship. The final scene that they use is from the second season Christmas episode "Christmas Party" in which Jim gives Pam a teapot as a gift, but takes back his accompanying note to her. After Pam watches the DVD, Jim presents her with the actual, unopened note.
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It seemed a mere formality that Smith would be chosen to lead the team of young inexperienced Kangaroos on the end of year 1948 Tour of England but on the night the side was announced Smith was left out of the party. It was unfathomable that the current Australian captain/coach having just won a Test would not be good enough to be in selected in the touring squad of 28. There was press uproar at the time and lobbying for a change by Newtown. Some of those involved at the time when interviewed many years later by sporting journalists still spoke bitterly of the episode.
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Owners of slave-run farms and sheep-flocks were advised that whenever the opportunity arose, female slaves should be fully occupied in the production of homespun woolen cloth; this would likely be good enough for clothing the better class of slave or supervisor.The notoriously parsimonious Cato the Elder, in his De Agri Cultura, 57, advises that slaves on farming estates be given a cloak and tunic every two years. Columella gives similar advice, adding that while homespun would likely be "too good" for the lowest class of rustic slave, it would not be good enough for their masters; but cf Augustus' pride in his homespun clothes. Sebesta, J. L., p.
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The resolution of typical fMRI studies may not be good enough to show that distinct/adjacent neuronal populations code for each of these processes. In a study following Decety and Mitchell, Saxe and colleagues used higher- resolution fMRI and showed that the peak of activation for attentional reorienting is approximately 6-10mm above the peak for representing beliefs. Further corroborating that differing populations of neurons may code for each process, they found no similarity in the patterning of fMRI response across space. Functional imaging has also been used to study the detection of mental state information in Heider-Simmel-esque animations of moving geometric shapes, which typical humans automatically perceive as social interactions laden with intention and emotion.
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Durham (22pts) beat Leicestershire (1pt) by an innings and 216 runs Durham won the toss against Leicestershire and elected to bat first at Grace Road, Leicester. The first day was dominated by Durham's Australian left-handed opener, Mike Hussey. Hussey may not be good enough to make the Australian Test squad, but he was good to make an undefeated 165 off 290 balls on a flat pitch on the first day. Former England Under-19 batsman Gordon Muchall helped Hussey add 166 for the third-wicket partnership, before being run out for 82. Durham finished day one on 325 for 3. On the second day, Hussey powered on, and was seventh man out for 253, an innings that included 3 sixes and 33 fours.
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The head editor describes the difference between Mashiro and Takagi to Nizuma is their "love of manga"; indeed, Nizuma seems to have been obsessed with drawing manga since he was six years old. Nizuma tends to act conceited because he is hailed as a genius; however, after working on Crow for quite a long time, he becomes humbler, even claiming to "not be good enough of a manga artist to be judging other people's work" when asked by his editor to judge for the Treasure magazine. Nizuma is eccentric and has a variety of odd quirks, like constantly pronouncing sound effects while he draws and speaks, working to the sound of very loud music, and appearing most of the time with drawing quills tucked into the back of his shirt's collar, resembling small wings. Despite this, he has a keen eye for truly talented manga artists just by analyzing their work, and is a good judge of character.
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