Sentence examples for be enough at from inspiring English sources

Might Ma's love just possibly be enough, at least in the early years?

In Wisconsin, as in West Virginia, enough may be enough, at least for Justice Kennedy.

Even if all the criminal solicitors practising as advocates sign up, there will simply not be enough at the upper end to cover all the work.

And it is unclear whether a provisional settlement to share oil resources will be enough, at least for a while, to stop the rowing parties from trying to murder each other.

Realising that even this might not be enough, at least in the short term, the Tories decide to tell Scottish voters that their votes are not as important as, say, Ukip voters in South Thanet or Clacton.

"Rate cuts, federal funds cuts, are not going to be enough," at a time when banks are reluctant to lend to one another, Mr. Genberg said, adding that considerable academic research suggests that the United States must find a way to restore the capital bases of its banks.

"I don't know if it's enough at this point".

They were enough, at first, to discourage some of its closest Asian allies from joining the initial 21 founding members.

The money was enough at first, but then, when Oregón was thirteen, he began having seizures in school.

Just as investors in the stockmarket eventually decided that enough was enough, at some stage would-be home-buyers will refuse to pay ridiculous prices.

(Snapping "that's enough" at one especially explosive moment, Mr. Nyman directly recalls the male half of Mr. Albee's couple from that earlier play).