Sentence examples for either enough from inspiring English sources

Is $350m either enough, or a sensible amount to spend?

"The court does not have either enough evidence or legal basis for the sentence".

The performances are a scream, but as yet the evening doesn't deliver either enough laughs or sufficient shivers, at least not if you are stone cold sober.

And of course the United States is now paying a price for that in Iraq, where it cannot find either enough foreign troops or funds to supplement its own.

Much of this material stood around for months while the editors mustered either enough spirit to reject it altogether or enough energy to rewrite it into some kind of usable shape.

If they do, they read for another 20 seconds, before deciding again whether to press on, until there is either enough interest to justify an interview or to toss you into the "no" pile.

I don't think that anybody is either knowledgeable enough or brave enough to state their suspicions openly.

He was told that no one knew, because no one had been either brave enough or dumb enough to refuse.

I would not be a fan of the hot dogs from Yorkshire Farms either: not enough garlic, not enough juiciness.

There either is enough, or is almost enough, evidence to speak against the model.

However, there have been very few molecular studies due to difficulties in either obtaining enough DNA samples or acquiring enough sequence information.