Sentence examples for backlogs enough from inspiring English sources

"There are still over 430,000 cases languishing in the backlogs, enough to fill Wembley Stadium almost five times over," Mr Vaz went on.

Even without another order — and Gulfstream says orders are lagging — the backlog is enough to keep production going for about three years.

Compared with performers like Dave Chappelle or Louis C.K., Mr. Wills said, "he doesn't have enough backlog yet.

Sprint pre-planning sessions (the Sprint preplanning activity in Fig. 3) are needed to evaluate whether high priority release backlog items include enough information for moving them from the preliminary state to a ready state.

But before the hankies come out and the histrionics start, it should be noted that Lockheed Martin alone has an $81 billion backlog in orders, enough to keep chugging along for another two years without a single new contract.

The president restated the familiar and still-sound principles behind an immigration overhaul: a more secure border and workplace; legalization for 11 million undocumented immigrants; and a modernized system of legal immigration that eliminates backlogs, reunites families and has enough visas for valued workers and entrepreneurs.

"Structural deficiencies" in these countries were perpetuating the court's backlog, he said, and not enough was being done to remedy them.

The waterlog has created enough of a backlog -- the tournament is about 120 matches behind schedule -- that the All England Club has decided to extend play to the first Sunday for only the third time in its history.

Morgenstern said despite these efforts, "it is unlikely that the claims backlog will be reduced quickly enough to respond to the very real financial hardship now being experienced by too many of our residents relying on timely payment of their UI benefits".

To process large numbers of samples quickly, a facility's instrument base must be large enough to avoid sample backlogs.

"They have just enough cushion in their backlog and from Middle Eastern demand to make them look better than they are," Mr. Aboulafia said.