Sentence examples for enough curb from inspiring English sources

So when a proposed project offers a rare combination of an existing building that can be renovated, available financing, supportive services and enough curb appeal to blend in with the rest of the block, officials should strongly support it and encourage the community to do the same — and not lament that it isn't somewhere else.

David Cameron has declared he will turn down any deal from the European Union that does not offer strong enough curbs on migration as he is in no hurry to hold the referendum.

But he called coal regulation a wholly separate question: there are enough curbs on coal already, he charged, churned out by an Obama government that Mr Smith sees as hostile (though he would have liked more federal aid after the January spill).In West Virginia, coal is as much about culture as economics.

Mere awareness won't be enough to curb the epidemic.

It's not enough to curb our carbon emissions.

She keeps her music understated enough to curb melodrama.

She admitted Labour had also failed to do enough to curb the "media barons".

Will avoiding that trap be enough to curb expectations of inflation?

Mr Vajpayee did complain that Pakistan was not doing enough to curb insurgents in Kashmir.

To prevent extinctions in the future, it's not enough to curb our carbon emissions.

And is it enough to curb the development of nuclear weapons?