Sentence examples for appeals enough from inspiring English sources

Hall says he is "not satisfied" that the BBC appeals enough to black audiences.

Yesterday, the BBC DG Lord Hall was asked what the BBC was doing to improve programmes for black audiences - he said he wasn't satisfied the BBC appeals enough.

That idea appealed enough that BRP Community Development allocated $21 million in federal New Market Tax Credits for the center.

Just as well; for this Bukowski, the "buried life" is appeal enough.

There's more here than mere novelty appeal – enough to make you hope they repeat the experiment at some point.

Apparently, the language and the characters had appeal enough to attract the Tony-winning director Michael Grandage and the film actor Whitaker.

The blend of alto saxophone and vibraphone on that album, released on Landmark Records in 1987, appealed enough to Mr. Miller that he revived it in 2002 on "The Sequel" (MaxJazz), working in both cases with the vibraphonist Steve Nelson.

Mr. Grant is correct that the president has not appealed enough to the American people to obtain support for his policies, but I am not even sure what his policies are.

But however much reports of the unity of the biosphere may appeal, enough distinctly human abilities remain to support an argument that discontinuity with the rest of the living world is as significant as continuity.

Their fiscal policy needs to resolve two tensions, one involving internal politics and a second created by the downturn.The first tension is common to most insurgent parties: the need to retain the faith of the base, so as not to appear fractious, while broadening the party's appeal enough to win power.

At first glance, it is a trend with great appeal, enough to become something more than a trend and a true revolution: a world in which everything we touch and use has an embedded intelligence and memory of its own, and all of it is connected by way of digital networks.