Sentence examples for enough firm from inspiring English sources

WWF Australia said the plan contained "a number of good initiatives" but not enough firm commitments of cash.

The meat is indeed snapperlike, and it was cooked just long enough — firm but still moist — and more than ample for two.

Democrats initially did not have enough firm supporters of the measure, one official said, prompting Mr. Hoyer and his allies to reach out to lawmakers and round up what ultimately amounted to 81 Democrat votes, enough to provide a comfortable margin.

Numerous candidate customers expressed preliminary interest, but in a conference call with reporters yesterday, DOE director of nuclear energy William Magwood said that DOE never received enough firm commitments to proceed with the FFTF restart.

Fitzgerald told reporters that legislative leaders had been discussing the proposal since December and he had only just received enough firm commitments from senators to approve the bill.

It is crucial for the therapist to achieve a "firm empathy" [ 127] because an empathic understanding of the patient is not enough; firm boundaries are of vital importance to counterbalance empathy in the therapeutic relationship.

Yet it does not have enough firms of sufficient scale.

An economy now needs 22,000 firms for volatility to fall to a tenth of the level in a one-firm economy (there would never be enough firms for it to fall to a thousandth).

But the LSC disputed this and said there would be enough firms offering legal aid in every area.

"It's not enough to firm up pricing overnight, but it's a step in the right direction".

Once combined, wrap the dough in clingfilm and refrigerate for around 30 minutes – just long enough to firm it up.