Sentence examples for amass enough from inspiring English sources

Roots must first amass enough girth, which can take several years.

Prosecutors described a painstaking effort to amass enough evidence for conspiracy charges.

Unlike traditional pension plans, the United Technologies plan keeps the responsibility on the workers to amass enough in retirement savings, though the company matches their contributions.

Determined to give her beloved son a better life, Efe aims to amass enough money to open a whorehouse of her own one day.

had assessed its chances confidently, and it was commonly expected to amass enough seats to lead a coalition of allies into government.

As mining pools have got bigger, it no longer seems inconceivable that one of them might amass enough capacity to mount a 51% attack.

And could some investor — a hedge fund, or somesuch — eventually amass enough of a position in Berkshire to change the company's culture?

As the first black supervisor at the mill, he helped a young man amass enough overtime to buy the big car he dreamed of.

By the time Kasich declared victory at a party in Cleveland, his campaign had already conceded that it could not amass enough delegates to clinch the nomination outright.

Since Tsipras appears unwilling to compromise on these demands, he will almost certainly be unable to amass enough support from other parties to form a new government.

But they insist that that modest trend will be overwhelmed as Republican campaign committees, reinforced by amply-financed outside groups, amass enough cash to match their Democratic counterparts and grind down majority party incumbents.