Sentence examples for enough expected from inspiring English sources

The mere thought of Mathews on your fantasy team was enough expected utility to draft him in the first round – even the second round, after his first collarbone break – without a whole lot of concern.

And as if there is not enough expected of the most expensive footballer on the planet - he must now show a nation his healing powers.

That's what Michael was applauding, but it was easily enough expected of someone so thoughtful.

"You know at the time Fergie was there he was probably going for the win so the crowd were near enough expecting a goal at the end.

"There was never enough money expected from one".

When first staged at the Paris Opéra in the shadow of Meyerbeer's Robert le diable and La Dame blanche, Berlioz's first opera, Benvenuto Cellini (1838), was different enough from expected norms that it failed to appeal to Parisian audiences.

After all, how can you justify sacrificing someone who is, by any objective measure, technically superior for someone who is merely good enough, yet expected to gel a team socially a judgment call that more often than not is subjective?

That record reflects not only a tough summer tour of New Zealand but also where they are as a team: good enough to win when expected, fragile enough to lose out too many times when the real heat comes at them.

We should be tough enough to expect the same of ourselves.

With his new $120m contract, Flacco is certainly getting paid well enough to expect it.

He's seen enough to expect the impossible — or at least to encourage it — from patients who are missing limbs.