Sentence examples for economical enough from inspiring English sources

The millionaire's pizza is an appealing treat, and economical enough for nonmillionaires to order ($21).

But the manufacturing method that Dr. Johnson has created could be economical enough to chip away at some of this extra expense of raw materials, he said.

Thankfully, the new XE is certainly pretty enough to compete against it dour rivals, and thanks to Jaguar's new range of Ingenium efficient engines, it's clean and economical enough to compete.

Economical enough to allow even small organizations to become in-house publishers, these so-called desktop publishing systems are able to format text and graphics interactively on a high-resolution video screen with the aid of page-description command languages.

It is not a small show -- it includes 69 works -- but it is economical enough to shine a clarifying light on the nature and the import of Mr. Rauschenberg's enterprise.

And, running at 25 to 30 miles per gallon, economical enough so that we felt no guilt at all about staying every third or fourth night in a hotel.

These forms are popular in part because they are economical; only enough resources need to be provided for students who take the effort to go or for students who are determined to be already or likely to perform poorly.

There is no credited director of photography, which is mind-boggling when you consider how the show looks (joyously cinematic; never has the making and pouring of coffee been so fetishized) and is paced (economical but with enough breathing room to let a couple of showbiz humans maybe discard their public personas here and there).

One is a 1.2-litre, turbocharged petrol unit which is smooth, economical and endowed with enough torque not to struggle when hauling the Golf up hills.

The International Institute of St . Louis in concert with the refugee bureau of the State Department, designated the city as a Bosnian resettlement center because they believed there were enough jobs, economical housing and earlier arrivals who spoke the refugees' language.

Because climbing is hard work, and snakes have excellent control over how tightly they squeeze - constrictors, famously, can release their grip on a meal when they feel its heartbeat stop - the researchers expected them to use an economical grip, just strong enough to keep them moving.