Sentence examples for Have enough means from inspiring English sources

The British are arguing that EU citizens coming to the UK to work should be "self-sufficient" – have enough means to support themselves without drawing on social security or benefits.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said that school districts had enough means to withstand the decline in state financing, and pointedly suggested that they look at whether they are spending too much on their own bureaucracy.

Friends and acquaintances of Dr. Bangs say another part of his difficulty may be that he lives simply, on the small income from the Historic Genealogical Society and that the ministry may not believe he has enough means of support.

Anyone can relate to the feeling of not having enough means to support your life's desires.

"If other people threaten our interests, we have enough military means and technological methods to keep them in check," the newspaper said.

We must have enough money, means, and status in order to consider ourselves happy.

And knowing that the bill wasn't going to pass because the other side didn't have enough votes meant that you don't put yourself out there politically for a bill that is going to fail, when your conservatives and your right-wings will work against you in the next election.

There are three components embedded within this question: what it means to have enough time, what it means to understand, and what are difficult ideas.

"I'm worried I don't or won't have enough money," could mean a lot of different things it could mean you want tax cuts, or it could mean that you want expensive government programs to be paid by tax increases on the rich.

However, they mostly did not agree to have enough information available (mean: 3.27, SD: 1.033).

My wife, every once in a while she says: "I don't have enough skin" – it just means she has cramp.