Sentence examples for enough dependent on from inspiring English sources

Sabella had admitted that his team were, naturally enough, dependent on Messi after two wonderful goals secured two victories for a team that had performed poorly.

Northanger Abbey is too slight, too dependent on one joke (and Catherine isn't interesting enough to carry the narrative's intelligence).

Provide your supporters with just enough rewards to keep them dependent on you, but not enough so they can build up their own resources to turn on you.

Only Volkswagen among the Europeans can match that scale and also boast a North American presence.It is bad enough merely being heavily dependent on Europe.

The results exhibit that the design of the GRangemouth Advanced CO2 CapturE Project (GRACE) prototype is examined in a cold flow model and is flexible enough for operating conditions dependent on the reaction properties of the oxygen carriers.

It's fraught enough when you are dependent on other results – ask Steve Lomas, the former Manchester City midfielder who, because of duff information about other games, doggedly helped ensure his side's relegation in 1996 by keeping the ball by the corner flag – but it's another thing entirely to be dependent on the results of games that haven't even happened yet.

He said Ms. Neabor's intention had been to incapacitate her brother-in-law, a retired postal worker with no family of his own, enough to make him dependent on her care, and so to bring his pension and his savings under her control, he said.

The BBC's Jim Muir, in neighbouring Lebanon, says observers are coming under criticism from activists for not being outspoken enough and for being dependent on the government for transport and security.

They were dependent on no one.

Maryann Neabor only wanted to make her brother-in-law sick enough for him to be dependent on her, so she could get some of his money, her defense lawyer said in court on Monday.

However, a net income of 900 euros is enough to no longer be dependent on basic income.