Sentence examples for been enough to remove from inspiring English sources

Had the department known, "it would have been enough to remove his security clearance," an agency official said.

If only 44 sex workers are registered for the public health scheme, she argued, it is because 10 years of the new law haven't been enough to remove social stigma.

This time is enough to remove the influence of time lag in the measuring system.

Would the misleading statements about his cottage be enough to remove the governor from public office?

Just 100 billion rupees, he says, would be enough to remove poverty on current definitions.

Lake Nyos still contains enormous amounts of carbon dioxide, and one pipe alone will not be enough to remove it.

According to Lackner and Wendt, the power generated by a Nigeria-size solar farm would be enough to remove all the CO2 emitted by humans up to that point within five years.

Indeed, the forthcoming paper will add, research shows that even this renewing process will not be enough to remove all the vast amounts of carbon dioxide that humanity is now adding to the atmosphere.

And now that we have the beginnings of real recovery, it's turning out that those efforts were enough to remove much if not all of the "structural", as opposed to recession-driven, deficit.

Overall, 1% of MO seed cake was enough to remove heavy metals from the water samples.

Overall, 1% of MO seed cake was enough to remove heavy metals from all samples treated.