Sentence examples for enough aimed from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the Council of Europe launched an awareness campaign called "Dosta!" — a Romani word meaning "Enough!" — aimed at fighting anti-Roma prejudice and breaking down the cultural barriers between the Roma community and non-Roma Europeans.

It may satisfy the patient's caloric-proteic needs, and supply energy enough aimed to avoid the adverse effects of the stress-related metabolic response.

Unfortunately, while becoming a famous artist is hard enough, aiming to become a witch queen puts even more work on your plate.

And anyway, a stabilised situation is not a good enough aim.

A modest enough aim, but with a couple of their choices, they are sailing close to the wind: second-tier 70s punks Stiff Little Fingers and four "silent disco" novelty nights, anyone?

The House Republican leadership will probably try and retool their plan to win the last few crucial votes on Friday, a modest enough aim, although it eluded them on Thursday night.

At Westminster, the government is concentrating its reforming zeal on the removal of the hereditary peers from the House of Lords, a worthy enough aim so far as it goes.

But indeed there was enough steam and enough aim to make this unlikely attempt one to remember.

But the proposals from the Treasury to change financial regulation, which critics say are long overdue and do not go far enough, are aimed at the future and do not address the current turmoil.

Hansen, by contrast, wants to see such steep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions around the globe, and implementation of enough measures aimed at, in a sense, cleansing the atmosphere, that carbon concentrations will actually drop from their current levels by 35 ppm over the next 40-or-so years.

If an X-class flare is powerful enough and aimed directly at Earth, it can cause radiation storms in Earth's ionosphere and wreak havoc with radio communications.