Sentence examples for broad enough to pose from inspiring English sources

(For much of the 1990s, the average inflation rate in poor countries was 50%.)In this section A delicate condition A Citi situation Finding default Power play Millennium bug Baby boom and bust Selling sex Reprints Related items R-word index: Warning lightsJan 10th 2008 The global economy: The turning pointSep 20th 2007Nonetheless, the upswing is broad enough to pose awkward questions.

But suppose someone were bold enough to pose that question.

"I think this is broad enough to get away with," she wrote.

But they are big enough and powerful enough to pose real dangers.

The Japanese government says that is not high enough to pose a health risk.

Sure, he was happy enough to pose for a liberators' photo-op with Nicolas Sarkozy.

Kuczynski was naïve enough to pose for those photos, it's true.

To be sure, SAC's $14 billion under management is not enough to pose a risk to the financial system.

Dominant firms might use loyalty rebates to stop others from becoming large enough to pose a serious threat.

And it's powerful enough to pose a whole new set of challenges to Israel Palestinee is serious now.

America must also worry that Russia's atomic weapons are deteriorating fast enough to pose unintended threats.