Sentence examples for enough claiming from inspiring English sources

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.

Again, he started off well enough, claiming that when a big snowstorm hit New Jersey a couple of weeks ago, Christie had to be shamed into leaving the campaign trail, and even then he only went home for thirty-six hours.

It's the many-layered saga of people who took what sometimes seemed like very little and turned it into more than enough — claiming their slice of an often elusive dream.

Congress was plainly of the view that these expenditures also have corruptive potential; but the Court strikes down the provision, strangely enough claiming more insight as to what may improperly influence candidates than is possessed by the majority of Congress that passed this bill and the President who signed it.

"We don't need the new sentence, the old sentence reframed is good enough," claims Goldsmith.

Not good enough, claim some folks.

As late as the mid 1970s, Richard Dawkins clearly and loudly enough claimed that the solution provided by Mendelian genetic is just illusory[ 5].

The proposals on simplification of the CAP were not concrete enough, claimed Martin Hausling (Greens/EFA, DE), who asked Commissioner Hogan for more specific details.

All, predictably enough, claim to be law-abiding though, gigglaw-abiding thoughfe admits to hawkingiggling trinkets as gold.

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.

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.