Sentence examples for acknowledged that enough from inspiring English sources

Ellis, who had originally faced a felony charge stemming from his alleged role in an April 2010 fight at Hampton University, entered an Alford plea, which means that he did not admit guilt but acknowledged that enough evidence existed for a conviction.

Tesoro officials said the company had monitored the pipeline's pressure remotely but acknowledged that was not enough.

But, law enforcement officials acknowledged, that is still not enough.

President Clinton pledged more money to help Northeastern residents pay the rising cost of heating oil, but he acknowledged that might not be enough to get poor families through the winter.

His is the second departure in a short spell: In May Campbell Brown gave up her hour-long news show on CNN, frankly acknowledging that "not enough people want to watch my programme .CNN is still highly profitable.

An "Alford plea" is a rare legal manoeuvre that allows a man to maintain his innocence while technically pleading guilty and acknowledging that prosecutors have enough evidence against him.

It seems more civil to concede the differences between Chicago and New York pies while acknowledging that both are delicious enough to eat in different situations and at different times.

But acknowledging that abuse exists is – unfortunately – enough to encourage it.

Are we capable of reacting quickly enough and acknowledging that and reverting to regulations which seem to be OK now?

After demonstrating an ability to bring hundreds of thousands to downtown Cairo, protest organizers have sought to broaden their movement this week, acknowledging that simple numbers are not enough to force Mr. Mubarak's departure.

I'm reasonable enough to acknowledge that 33 isn't old.