Sentence examples for enough decide from inspiring English sources

It's a least-common-denominator term of group identification obviously intended to catch the fancy of women whose votes, often enough, decide elections.

The Jews got a country because they had been persecuted, said that enough was enough, decided what they wanted and went out and fought for it.

Funnily enough, deciding we like someone is no different than actually liking them.

It's going to take enough people in enough communities deciding that they've had ENOUGH".

Lee alone has stature enough to decide for the South.

"We're old enough to decide, 'We're going to make this work,' and we did.

This might be reason enough to decide against trying to define what new atheism does.

But is economic pain enough to decide who will win the state's Democratic primary on February 3rd?

And his say-so was enough to decide whether a sketch, painting or sculpture was the real thing.

Using this protocol, the timeout is increased just enough to decide for the consensus instance.

Policy itself is enough to decide the action of agents [11].