Sentence examples for be enough in a from inspiring English sources

Normally, three would probably be enough in a building that size, Mr. Miller said.

But even finding and protecting peatlands may not be enough in a warming world.

But such tweaking may not be enough in a roughly competitive, fast-cycling fashion environment.

That is a legitimate argument, said Mr. Bailey of Teachers College, but it also might not be enough in a time of shrinking government aid to colleges.

United is a winning club and a financial colossus, but will that continue to be enough in a world in which fans increasingly expect style with their substance?

Having the facts on your side might be enough in a court of law, but it is not necessarily enough in the court of public opinion.

Whether those statements will be enough in an election that is shaping up to be all about the president is unknown.

"Three years is enough in a club.

But I doubt there's enough in a glass of Ribena.

Our school.'" Noble, admirable intentions but the school has not been enough in a world where money rules.

Personally, I would stir in a spoon of mustard, too - a mere half-teaspoon of smooth Dijon is enough in a batch for four.