Sentence examples for enough demonstrations from inspiring English sources

He is facing enough demonstrations against his quest for another decade of presidential leadership in an election next month he is expected to win.

Sure enough, a demonstration by hundreds of solicitors on March 19th in London failed to win the sympathy that nurses or firemen get.

The president said he was confident that the city was big enough for both demonstrations.

You might expect its marketing and advertising to be conventional enough - product demonstrations of fruit and veg being reduced to a pulp, onions chopped, meat minced, happy housewives beaming at their good fortune in possessing such a serviceable gadget.

"I remember there were about 20 of us and I think we marched in single file with a placard each around Newcastle because there wasn't really enough for a demonstration," he said.

If his suit-clad star jumps and one-legged bouncing weren't funny enough, his comprehensive demonstration of how easy it was to assemble would be a worthy scene in Carry On Bouncing.

For those who are repressed and misinformed by their governments, the truth of our imagery and the products we export on YouTube, Facebook, Google+ and other media outlets is demonstration enough that there is a better world in which they can live.

"I don't think any longer that peaceful demonstrations are enough," he said.

It was not clear whether the changes and the revised beef deal would be enough to end the demonstrations.

Mr. Alsop, a venture capitalist, created Demo in 1991, in part because he thought other conferences did not devote enough attention to product demonstrations.

"As a society we are not mature enough to accept such demonstrations of perversity," Belgrade's chief of police said the following day, blaming the parade's organisers for provoking the violence.