Sentence examples for be making enough of from inspiring English sources

Both patients turned out to be making enough of their own Factor IX that clinically effective amounts were reaching the bloodstream, the researchers reported.

The restaurants are making enough of a profit, about 10percentt, for her to afford a house in Westchester County, a nanny, and summer camp for her children.

Bernanke has repeatedly said in press conferences that he believes this stimulus – known as quantitative easing – is working, but also implied that is hard to measure whether the Fed's stimulus moves are making enough of a difference in major economic indicators.

It made me question whether I was making enough of an impact toward our mission to prevent and cure cancer.

With the popularity of the Sidekick/Hiptop device, I figured they were making enough off of T-Mobile, Motorola and Sharp, but I guess not.

"He's made enough of an impression to make you think he could be on this roster," Torre said.

"He's made enough of an impression that we think he'll help us at some point this season," General Manager Brian Cashman said.

The family was making enough money to put some of it in a savings account.

It's that you're not making enough of your individual (or collective) human potential if you allow yourself to be enclosed by one language.

It's time to realise, however, that although guilt-free shopping might be a morally correct thing to do, it's not making enough of a difference.

We need the ability to say that we've been doing this for too long and we're not making enough of a difference.