Sentence examples for be enough to spur from inspiring English sources

As well as anyone, he knows the simple passage of seasons can be enough to spur change.

This will not be enough to spur a vibrant recovery in America, where households must painfully rebuild their balance-sheets.

Perhaps the free-falling price of solar and wind power will be enough to spur the necessary transition.

But Mr. Otellini acknowledged that the rapidly increasing "clock speed" of the company's microprocessors would not be enough to spur the sluggish computer industry.

The terrible losses of Sept. 11, combined with the authority of the McKinsey & Company report, may be enough to spur real change.

That is unlikely to be enough to spur industries with hundreds of billions of dollars in sunk assets to think of shifting to hydrogen especially when petrol is so cheap.

It has been enough to spur legislation.

The vision is enough to spur me on to the finish line.

Enron and WorldCom and other scandals were enough to spur passage of reform in accounting.

The question facing both presidents is whether a common danger is enough to spur further, long-term, positive changes".

But the sighting of the unexplained scar or shadow is enough to spur the group to seek funding to return as soon as possible.