Sentence examples for be enough to avert from inspiring English sources

But he's skeptical — as am I — that the measures under consideration will be enough to avert starvation.

But as we saw in the 90's, that would not be enough to avert boom-and-bust.

"It's too soon to say if this scenario is inevitable, but early evidence shows that economic recovery may not be enough to avert it.

But even if the Legislature approves the plan, it is doubtful that the money will be enough to avert the need to raise taxes, cut spending or both.

The expected $100 billion cost of war against Iraq would therefore be enough to avert around 30m premature deaths from disease, if channelled into a sustained and organised partnership with the poor countries.There is a way out.

Rangers (73 points last season, 11th in conference) Mark Messier is back, but the question on Broadway is whether his presence will be enough to avert a fourth consecutive playoff-less spring at Madison Square Garden.

But the human rights of the residents have never been enough to avert slum clearance in Lagos.

Right now, in this volatile region, mere mention of being from America — Obama's America — is enough to avert an armed soldier's grim gaze, defuse a mob's anger, soften an unyielding border guard or lower the demands from ubiquitous bribe-seeking policemen.

Some scientists say that's enough to avert a climate crisis, while some say we need to reach 350.

He wrote, "Let's hope that the alarms, and the latest burst of diplomacy and spotlight on South Sudan, are enough to avert a new war".

But will they be enough to help avert the potential disaster that awaits Israel and the occupied territories in September?