Sentence examples for benefit enough to from inspiring English sources

That is benefit enough to seek F.D.A. approval.

Some patients simply cannot tolerate intense chemotherapy or may not benefit enough to make it worthwhile, Dr. Raptis and other doctors said.

Still, investors may wonder why the other two-thirds of the emerging-market universe failed to benefit enough to at least compensate for the fall in commodity stocks.

Almost all the players in the TV business would be better off if they got rid of sweeps, but people meters are expensive, and no single player would benefit enough to justify spending the money it would take to set them up nationwide.

Is that benefit enough to get users to switch from one of the other myriad products already available?

Should the Fed raise rates, he says, some of the bank's business, such as variable-rate loans, will benefit enough to offset swap losses.

Still, the young worker felt lucky to find a job that paid $14.34 an hour (plus benefits), enough to pay the bills and help support his father, who is battling leukemia.

Without a job, she said, her monthly income dwindled to $666 in Social Security benefits, enough to cover the rent on the same rent-controlled Midwood apartment she has occupied for 26 years, but not much else.

And full-time students at public two-year colleges actually get an average $3,000 in grant aid and tax benefits — enough to pay the average $2,500 tuition and fees and still have $500 left toward living expenses.

In this narrative, the result is a small, vocal, angry group and a much larger group that doesn't notice the benefits enough to push back on the anger.

As he tells it, only a willingness to compromise by the two principal antagonists of the time — Ronald Reagan, the Republican president, and Representative Thomas P. O'Neill, the Democratic House speaker — made it possible for Mr. Ball and a few others to salvage from the deadlocked panel a deal that raised payroll taxes and trimmed benefits enough to keep Social Security solvent.