Sentence examples for enough exploit from inspiring English sources

The plan was simple enough: exploit London's property boom by selling on the properties as quickly and at as high a price as possible.

Local animal-welfare groups cried foul, arguing that the nation already had enough exploited animals.

The study shows that whatever the climate or the insulation level is, some resources such as the sun and the sky are not enough exploited, although some could entirely cover the building needs at each time step (case of the sky).

FATE's inaugural meeting in Paris in April had a strong message for ISIS - "It's time to stand up to Daesh and say we have had enough exploiting our children, murdering our brothers and sisters, and tearing apart our families.

If different markets are related, there should be no systematic lagged inter market adjustments long enough or large enough to exploit.

Quarterbacks who become "winners" in the big leagues don't do so solely by having "moxie" or "heart" or "wanting it more" – they do so by being smart enough to exploit a defense's weaknesses and skilled enough to maximize the resources around them.

This resistance change is dramatic enough to exploit commercially.

The Taliban are clever enough to exploit Germany's ambivalence by making its deployment more painful.

England has enviable riches of talent and, at last, a manager shrewd enough to exploit them.

Not even the rise of corporate chain owners -- large enough to exploit economies of scale -- has eased prices.

The defence had looked Liverpool's weak suit, too, but Everton never got close enough to exploit it: five shots on goal all night.