Sentence examples for are enough to create from inspiring English sources
The expense and the threat are enough to create a 'chilling effect'".
The set is minimal: the excellent actors and Mr. Creedon's words are enough to create a world that is at once comic and dramatic, poetic and brutal.
New Labour's economic record is impressive and should win another term, but its leaders often give the impression of believing that bread and circuses are enough; that improving domestic prosperity and opportunity, and throwing in an occasional treat such as the Dome or the bid for a London Olympics are enough to create a smiling people and a revivified nation.
"If Great Britain wants to be Atlantic, and Poland prefers Washington to Brussels and if Spain believes just as strongly in Hispanidad as it does Europa," Sergio Romano wrote in his column in the Corriere della Sera of Milan, "it is difficult to imagine that a market and a coin are enough to create a European patriotism".
The slight differences in properties between biodiesel and petroleum diesel fuels are enough to create several changes to system and combustion behaviors of diesel engines.
High level ab initio calculations support our findings that 22 carbon atoms are enough to create a knotted polyethylene strand with open ends.
This is enough to create that sense of common feeling.
It wasn't much, but it was enough to create the feeling of a welcome respite.
But it is enough to create torque that sends Mr. St.
In August and September, the August bank holiday is enough to create a 10 day holiday.
