Sentence examples for alone enough from inspiring English sources

The phrase "alone enough" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of being sufficient on one's own, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I thought I could handle the project alone enough, but I realized I needed help."
Alternatives: "sufficient on its own" or "enough by itself".

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But is trade alone enough to engender learning?

And a new question has also emerged: Is money alone enough?

The drink is enviously creative and over-the-top delicious — alone, enough to keep Baca off his sister's sofa.

That softens the blow, his authority alone enough to challenge the doomsayers, but still they prophesise doom.

But is technology alone enough to persuade 16 year-olds of the substantial benefits of taking a language further?

It has been a strange year in Radioland, the swinging doors alone enough to make the head spin.

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So, what's the attraction of dining in someone else's home in a city with 9,000 restaurants (in Manhattan alone) - enough to eat somewhere different every day for 25 years?

That alone is enough to satisfy some.

Now natural resources alone are enough.

Just being human alone is enough".

Prominence alone was enough to admit Muhammad Ali.

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