Sentence examples for calls for enough from inspiring English sources

Clinton's plan calls for enough renewable energy to power 100percentt of American homes by 2027 even more ambitious than the Green Party's plan, which proposes the same goal three years later.

This recipe calls for enough food to make 8 servings – ideal for entertaining guests or ensuring leftovers for the next night.

Those calls have escalated as more Republicans have come to the opinion that Rumsfeld has not called for enough troops to win the war.

Superficial stability and unity under the gun is not genuine". He reiterated his call for enough autonomy to protect Tibetan Buddhism and culture in its homeland.

Also, the recipe did not — for my taste — call for enough liquid in the pot, so I ended up with an unappealingly dark soup choked with salt.

Ms. Farwell and other critics say that Downtown Crossing doesn't call for enough apartments or the kinds of stores that stay open late enough to create lasting streetfront vitality.

When design work started on Carneys Point in 1992, "the original plan called for enough capacity to handle the busiest time of the year -- Thanksgiving," said Dennis Conklin, an engineer at Louis Berger Associates, the project's prime contractor.

Dr. Chapman said that his original protocol had called for enough barbiturate to cause death by itself and that he had added the Pavulon just as a backup, and the potassium chloride to speed the process by stopping the heart quickly.

They said the CUNY plan focused too narrowly on high-tech areas to please business, that it did not call for enough hiring in the liberal arts, that it neglected the education of students to focus on research and that it would redirect money into the most selective colleges at the expense of the community colleges, which still take all students with a high school diploma.

The city is housing more than 750 homeless families, but the mayor's plan calls for having enough shelter space for only 215 families by 2020.

State environmental officials said a long-term plan, which could take two more decades to implement, calls for building enough fish passages to allow Connecticut's official state fish, the shad, to reclaim all its historic territory.