Sentence examples for enough end from inspiring English sources

Both pieces, logically enough, end the first act with Camille's murder; both also bring Camille back as a tangible ghost in Act II.

Business-backed medical chains have sprung up: patients can see a GP in a centre owned by Capio, be sent to a physician in the community employed by Capio, and if their medical condition is serious enough end up being treated by a consultant in a hospital bed in St Göran, run by Capio.

D'Arcy admitted frustrations at Ireland producing plenty of attacking rugby without enough end product.

Many chip companies have had high inventories and not enough end demand.

In 2008, then-Senator Barack Obama described Hillary Clinton as, quote, "likable enough," end quote.

People who don't sleep enough end up with too much ghrelin, tricking the body into thinking it's hungry and that it needs more calories, and it stops burning those calories because it thinks there's a shortage.

As if there weren't enough end-of-life anxieties floating around the health care debate, the Montana Supreme Court has chosen this month to weigh whether their state should join nearby Oregon and Washington in endorsing physician-assisted suicide.

One couple who stayed fell asleep and, sure enough, ended up on the stadium's video screen as amusement for the others who were still there.

Finally, when the RREP arrives at the source node, enough end-to-end bandwidth has been reserved and the flow can start.

That is no mean feat in a society where external and civil wars were a constant threat and often enough ended in the destruction of the entire state.

He believed that the episode was not a sufficient enough ending for the Millennium story.