Sentence examples for enough fine from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, there's enough fine print to fill an encyclopedia.

"That's a big enough fine right there," the owner said.

Unfortunately, these groundbreaking features come with enough fine print to give the White Pages an inferiority complex.

"The Great Gatsby" has enough fine music and dramatic inspiration in it to warrant additional productions and revisions.

Though he doesn't disguise his (now, perhaps, obsolete) antipathy for Arafat, Silva adorns his other characters — the true believer, the spymaster, the lover — with enough fine thoughts to make them sympathetic.

If some of the pieces — like the Japanese cranes flying over a bulbous Victorian vase or a fan decorated with bats — suggest the decadence of the Aesthetic Movement, there are enough fine pieces to explain how aestheticism ultimately covered every aspect of the decorative arts.

So the impacts of something like E-Verify, coupled with strong enforcement that includes large enough fines to deter illegal hiring, could generally go one of two ways.

He believes its powers are too limited to impose tough enough fines on those who abuse workers.

The company's website insisted its officers will issue enough fines to cover wardens' pay, saying: "Through careful auditing it's ensured XFor generate the income to cover the service from penalties issued".

Only five SOAs were included due to length considerations for the experiment, but this may not have provided enough fine-grained measurement to identify differences in lexical access speeds between L1 and L2.

"Papa, I've had enough.... " "Fine.