Sentence examples for be enough to lay from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Aguado said the proposal, while making up for past neglect, would not be enough to lay the groundwork for a truly integrated supergrid.

The problem asks if k tracks are enough to lay out a given circuit.

If this was the case, it would be enough to expose "Ukip lies" as Nick Clegg attempted to do in debating Farage.

The warmth differential is enough to let methane, which elsewhere lies frozen in Neptune's upper atmosphere, leak out as gas through the south pole and into space.

That may be enough to reassure those whose hearts lie with independence – but there are no guarantees.

The sight of one in a field can be enough to rekindle atavistic affections that lie deep within.

Because these people are being generous enough to lay out for you their investment strategy.

She believes that her sons, after finishing their education, will be resourceful enough to lay their own roots.

All pieces should be small enough to lay flat inside the tin.

The stitch should be tight enough to lay flat on the fabric, but not so tight that it makes the fabric bunch underneath it.

Its amalgam of funk, pop, Cuban charanga and New York cool carried a sophisticated sense that there was life beyond the party; in the meantime, the band was propulsive enough to lay the foundation for hip-hop with the bass line for "Good Times".