Sentence examples for are enough to plan from inspiring English sources

And five judges are enough to plan a wedding party.

The purpose of this study was to investigate whether Dutch food composition databases (Dutch-FCDB) are accurate enough to plan experimental diets with specified amounts of energy and macronutrients.

If you are prosperous enough to plan on leaving assets to succeeding generations, your time horizon is 50 years.

But Mr Gabrielli says that even if the oil price falls to no more than $45 a barrel, the $30 billion that he has raised this year will be enough to fund plans for the next two years.

This is what happens to Julie (Alexa Vega), the movie's resourceful young heroine, who is smart enough to plan ahead.

In most cases, however, that slight bump wouldn't be enough to cover major planned increases for particular projects.

But the company is big enough to plan to buy other distressed dot-coms, Mr. Steinman said.

"I probably couldn't have been smart enough to plan that," chuckled Rudd, who will make his Winston Cup debut for Yates in next Sunday's Daytona 500.

If you've been clever enough to plan ahead, you can take a ghost tour of underground Edinburgh with Mercat Tours.

In 1877 he was prosperous enough to plan a trip to Santo Domingo, and he bought a camera to take along, paying $49.58, according to his meticulously kept personal accounts.

It's easy enough to plan jobs, to plan a lot of work.