Sentence examples for enough extended from inspiring English sources
Both the Latin and Greek words are from PIE *pro- (cognates: Sanskrit pra- "before, forward, forth;" Gothic faura "before," Old English fore "before, for, on account of," fram "forward, from;" Old Irish roar "enough"), extended form of root *per- (1) "forward, through" (see per). per (prep).
Hiring Veh as caretaker at the end of last year was puzzling enough; extending his contract after the indifferent run-in he presided over seemed baffling.
They should be tall enough extend from the middle of the top of the head down to the middle front of the face.
"It's brilliant for the beach," he said, adding that it is light enough to carry, but big enough when extended to cocoon me during a stroll along the coastline.
The main reason is strides in forecasting solar eruptions, which produce auroras big enough and bright enough to extend down from northern latitudes into the lower regions where most people live.
And those few larvae that were lucky enough to live long enough to extend a probing foot too often found only silt.
"If you don't have enough of these animals in our care and don't have enough to extend that for more decades," Mr. Hurley said, the aquarium will be unable to unlock "the secrets these animals hold".
Most U.S. and European Union sanctions won't be suspended until Iran has curtailed its nuclear program enough to extend to a full year the time it would take to accumulate enough nuclear fuel for one nuclear weapon, officials said.
A six week period was considered short enough as to be unlikely to include multiple different episodes, but long enough to extend beyond the time that a patient might be asked to return for a follow-up visit.
Senior Obama administration officials said that there had been enough progress on talks, which have lasted weeks, to reopen the supply routes, and that the deal was close enough to extend the invitation to attend the summit meeting.
