Sentence examples for been enough to avoid from inspiring English sources

Renishaw's founder and chief executive, Sir David McMurtry, said redundancy was a "distressing process for everyone involved" but that earlier attempts at combating the recession, including pay cuts and a four-day week at the Wotton-under-Edge plant, had not been enough to avoid redundancies.

US Fortune 500 companies have put billions toward compliance – and in some cases that has not been enough to avoid lawsuit filings – while some smaller firms have closed operations or shut down entirely until they better understand the implications of these new regulations.

I wondered if making her aware of her blood pressure would have been enough to avoid her suffering.

His message stated that previous expense reductions and increased revenue through the growth of the organization's clinical services have "not been enough to avoid reductions in staff". Expenses would outpace revenue this fiscal year unless immediate action is taken, he wrote.

That may not even be enough to avoid him, though.

The margin was enough to avoid a repeat of the runoff of 2008.

Under the rules, that was enough to avoid a run-off ballot.

And even that will probably not be enough to avoid some surprises.

But even this would not be enough to avoid deep cuts.

That was enough to avoid a delay, although implementing KERS became optional.

Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein may hope that is enough to avoid a showdown.