Sentence examples for enough impression from inspiring English sources

Make a good enough impression and you'll go through to the programme administrator.

Although anyone who can do a good enough impression will probably suffice.

And they made a decent enough impression on the national audience, a goal that D'Antoni laid out before the game.

A STAY OF RELOCATION At the N.B.A. owners' meeting, Mayor Kevin Johnson of Sacramento made a strong enough impression with his pitch to keep the Kings that the league's relocation committee put off until May 2 the deadline for the team's owners to formally apply to relocate the franchise to Anaheim, Calif.

However, I do still very much believe that if a film in its initial theatrical release makes a strong enough impression on the public's mind, the table is set for long term success in all the other media generating revenue and keeping the film alive for years to come.

It's probably too late for Benjamin to make a big enough impression to force his way in as he has only just returned from injury.

In other words, avoiding wrongdoing is not enough, impressions count, too.

Ian Blaine, co-founder and chief executive of thePlatform, a Seattle provider of digital media services says some advertisers have told his clients that they would buy far more advertising if only the clients had enough impressions to sell.

Once text has developed enough impressions and gestures to suggest what works better than the other, we will reach the point where choices will need to be made as the window of opportunity closes.

In others, where the ideas are elusive or thin, it feels like not enough, an impression exacerbated both by a stretched-out installation and by the knowledge that some of these artists have appeared to better advantage elsewhere.

The performances against USA and Canada have probably produced more questions than answers but two matches were won and those who flew back home last Sunday will have a good few months to see if they have made a significant enough first impression to merit continued selection.