Sentence examples similar to devastating enough to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Menendez said he believed the Gulf spill was devastating enough to spur Congress into action.

Myth No. 2 is that the fires will be devastating enough to rouse Californians from their hypocritical ways.

But that is not enough to eradicate the problem.

But it is large enough to eradicate global poverty within one or two decades.

It was a performance good enough to eradicate the miserable showing in Kiev.

But by then, no degree of foreign support will be enough to eradicate extremists in Syria.

Judge Bedford found that the landlord had not done enough to eradicate the problem.

But none of this will be enough to eradicate the species.

The excellent in vitro activity conclusively revealed that our lead compound is efficient enough to eradicate both visceral and topical leishmaniasis.

In fact, in order to growth the global economy enough to eradicate poverty (with existing income distributions), we will cause massive and irreversible climate change.

Analysts said the data did little to clear up the fundamental issue facing the Fed: Has the economy slowed enough to eradicate the threat of higher inflation?