Sentence examples for certainly enough time from inspiring English sources

Certainly, enough time remains before Feb. 16 to produce an agreement of some sort.

"A few weeks is certainly enough time to get a feel for whether or not a work culture is a good fit".

I do like the way the ingredients have married though, so I'm going to leave mine to settle for half an hour – not long enough to put you off the idea (rarely do I plan my bloody marys a week in advance), but certainly enough time to make a difference to the finished drink.

Gartner's Blau thinks that "a single year isn't enough time to get an overall picture of the future of VR", but that it is "certainly enough time to fully understand how the first few years of VR technologies will do in the hands of consumers".

They point to Joel Klein in New York, Ms. Black's predecessor who has led the New York system for eight years, certainly enough time to take ownership and responsibility.

Even more certainly, not enough time to prepare, given burgeoning careers and hectic social schedules.

Respondent's conviction came in March of the following year, which certainly is enough time to find that the legal basis for making his claim was reasonably available to him.

"It's possible he may be in trouble in 2006," Dr. Reiter said of Mr. Lieberman, "but he certainly has enough time to rebuild the ties and the allegiances that he needs to.

He said the new study showed that if "there was an immediate release at the plant, there is certainly not enough time to move the population adequately," adding that the county executive, Andrew J. Spano, continued to call for the plant's closing.

That's not a lot of time to make the right decision, and certainly not enough time to comb through medical journals.

The Kansas City King may not exactly be known for his whips, but he certainly spends enough time in them.