The phrase "arrangements enough" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "We have made arrangements enough to ensure the event runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "sufficient arrangements" or "adequate arrangements".
Though he rarely works with much beyond piano, he writes sturdy melodies and arrangements, solid enough to carry his bleak lyrics, doled out frugally.
It wows the listener outright, swerving confidently around genres and eras, piano balladry and perverse synths, throwing in grandiose string arrangements and enough lyrical grist to keep listeners milling well into 2015.
They had a say in travel arrangements – meticulous enough to locate a training base at Campo Bahia to minimise travel time to any venue, with all flights planned for after 7pm so players could eat first and there would be no interference with mealtimes.
This comes because of questions over whether the current arrangements do enough to provide accountability and public confidence in the work of the UK's spies.
Author Alan Clayson likens Harrison's production style on Material World to that of Beatles producer George Martin and notes that "this moderation resulted in arrangements flexible enough for the title track to flit smoothly" between the contrasting rock and "celestial" Indian sections.
Still, this arrangement provided enough stability that Ms. Wallace began cutting hair at a nearby salon.
His view of the arrangement was enough to cheer up Ms. Emmel, 28: "I wish she was here".
"You have to make sure your currency arrangement has enough flexibility to deal with a crisis when that day comes," Armstrong said.
The series always made "the principle" — the ostensibly religious foundation for the Henricksons' living arrangement — vague enough to feel entirely suspect if not absurd.
(Customers who don't find this arrangement private enough sit at tables inside the family section, which are entirely surrounded by frosted-glass partitions).
