Sentence examples for contest enough to from inspiring English sources

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 pay for the damage, she entered a karaoke singing contest, and won. Lee enjoyed the contest enough to enter a second time, and won again.

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

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.

Fishbein declined a political fight and the Board of Trustees, fearing a contest intense enough to disrupt the AMA, reached agreement with him on the conditions of his retirement.

The mere fact Clinton is here, standing literally at center stage in the Democratic nomination contest, is enough to spawn a swirl of speculation.

Congratulations to Kyle Behymer of Waynesville, Ohio, whose victory in this week's contest should be enough to nab a spot on "Last Call with Carson Daly".

While the lively rhetoric and closeness of the contest has been enough to captivate residents of Atlantic City, it has attracted little attention beyond Absecon Island.

But he won the presidential election on May 23rd with 69% of the vote largely because people secular or apathetic or both who had never before bothered to vote for one mullah against another decided that this time the contest was different enough to be worthwhile.