Sentence examples for be given enough from inspiring English sources

"The real issue is whether they will be given enough time.

One of Mr. Jost's main concerns is that the states will not be given enough money for their new responsibilities.

They believe that local law enforcement agencies would not be given enough direct access to information under the new system.

The UN must be given enough troops, with enough equipment, training and sophisticated leadership, to quell the rebels.

He must be given enough time to bring in the players he needs to reshape the team.

For her part, Ms. Lancaster said she thought she would be given enough time to finish reforming her department.

Senior doctors and managers had to be given enough time to put in place alternative arrangements, the GMC said.

Home care workers must be given enough time to spend with elderly and disabled people and must have enough travelling time between appointments, a health watchdog has said.

Chances are, however, that he will still be given enough opportunity to achieve that honour, which will add extra lustre to United's roster.

In their letter, the former FDA commissioners expressed skepticism that the agency would ever be given enough resources by Congress to police imported drugs.

In fiction, however, the reader should be given enough hints to deduce a word's meaning by the second or third time we come across it.