Sentence examples for be enough to transform from inspiring English sources
But seduction may not be enough to transform the country.
Credit Suisse analysts said while the long-awaited autumn/winter ranges show "some signs of improvement", they will not be enough to transform underlying sales or margins.
Some are concerned that while eight years may be enough time to build stadiums and travel infrastructure, it may not be enough to transform a national mind-set.
You can't get on it without smiling!" These are not the sort of comments people volunteer about their washing machines or even, in most cases, their cars.But will the enthusiasm of these early adopters, and the new sales outlets Segway is creating, be enough to transform it from a fancy toy to a serious means of transport?
The former home secretary, David Blunkett, who remains close to the prime minister, admitted yesterday that a change of leader might give a slight lift in the polls but warned it would not be enough to transform the party's fortunes, urging MPs to focus instead on finding new ideas to reconnect with the electorate.
DETROIT, Nov. 1 — Over the last two years, the three American auto companies have vowed that their plans to slash nearly 80,000 jobs and close more than two dozen plants would be enough to transform them into leaner and nimbler competitors.
Here, a saucer of milk spiked with moth balls and bug powder is enough to transform an ordinary, decent soul - the mouse - into a monster.
This is enough to transform the keyboard from being very hard to use to one big enough for fast touch-typing - though it's quite not as good as the one on HP Mini-Note.
But this has not been enough to transform the overall level of giving, which has just about kept pace with the rate of wealth creation during a 15-year economic boom, but no more than that.
That was apparent on a visit to New Surfside, when a glimpse of an elevator key was enough to transform the quiet pacing of one resident into a frantic dash down the hall.
Yet one look at her is enough to transform each of her objects into a lesson in style... Fashion is worth examining as the physical intelligence some women project when draped.
