Sentence examples for contest enough from inspiring English sources

Erichsen has previously criticised Wogan for not showing the contest enough respect, saying before last year's show: "Terry Wogan is a problem because he makes it look ridiculous.

Mr. Forrester's Democratic opponent, Senator Robert G. Torricelli, is an accomplished fund-raiser who is expected to spend more than $15 million on the contest, enough to neutralize much of the advantage of Mr. Forrester's personal wealth.

To keep the country together will be a contest of enough capitalism for a strong economy and enough communist control to maintain the "Middle Kingdom".

The contest offers enough rich story lines to fill a gothic novel.

It has long been held that one judicial contest is enough for the litigants on a particular claim or defense.

Of course, even if that were a fair summation, it would still leave a contest interesting enough to attract lots of punters.

The former scored emphatically after the break while the Liverpool player's fine touch helped conjure the second goal, and Ross Barkley glided through the contest impressively enough.

The beauty contest was enough of a success for Misal to organize the second Mr. and Miss Umred Personality Contest just months later, which he invited me to attend.

The difficult bit is to define the contest precisely enough to reward genuine innovation that is truly useful which is easier for scientific innovations than for social ones.The OSICP also hope to ginger up social innovation through two things usually seen as more worthy than effective: open government and volunteering.

For more prominent display, the replica Ashes urn made in bone china  is perfect for the fan who takes the greatest contest seriously enough to bring it out when England have been victorious and return it to the cupboard under the stairs when the Aussies have the upper hand.

They were the side with the puncher's chance, who stayed in the contest long enough to catch their young and vibrant opponents.