Sentence examples for enough claim from inspiring English sources
All, predictably enough, claim to be law-abiding though, gigglaw-abiding thoughfe admits to hawkingiggling trinkets as gold.
(If his work didn't already lay a substantive enough claim to the gothic, the discord between his name and the name of his home town seals the deal).
But by co-ordinating policies, technology transfer and finance, and providing verification for countries' commitments, it could achieve more than Kyoto has—a small enough claim, but more than nothing.
A fair enough claim for the original Shredded Wheat, but it was pointed out that it was misleading as the honey in the Honey Nut Shredded Wheat also shown would qualify as "added sugar".
But with the younger-adult audience that matters most to advertisers in late night, the two veteran hosts are now both well behind "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central — a show whose host, Jon Stewart, has staked enough claim to the title of top late-night host to have twice been invited to host the Oscars.
Judge Neil H. Shuster of Superior Court in Mercer County ruled that abortion opponents who challenged the initiative on the grounds that it would permit human cloning waited too long to file their case and did not made a convincing enough claim of imminent harm.
"We don't need the new sentence, the old sentence reframed is good enough," claims Goldsmith.
Last summer, the contract of another professor, Michael W. Pahl, was not renewed because he had written a book that some critics asserted failed to make strong enough claims for the creation of the world in six days.
Paolo Di Canio has reiterated his belief that the Sunderland team he inherited from Martin O'Neill are not fit enough, claiming tests have shown some are not in as good a physical condition as the League One players he had at Swindon Town.
If enough claims are filed against a company, their strength does not matter -- the defendant must settle because it is cheaper to do so than to fight thousands of claims in courtrooms across the country.
A tendency in his core playing days to public taciturnity probably deprived O'Connor of the captaincy of a Ryder Cup team, though he had strong enough claims to the office.
