A dubious memory, and there are quite enough instances of drunken disgrace already.
Unfortunately, these apparently large numbers did not yield enough instances of subsequent multiple sclerosis for a statistically significant result to emerge.
"We're keeping our feet on the ground because I've seen enough instances where teams have lost one week and won the next.
A series of leaked documents, tapped phone calls and sometimes plain accidents have exposed enough instances of shenanigans and mischief to shake the faith of even the most hard-core secularist.
My study of Young has revealed enough instances of saving lives, ministering to the poor, building communities of productive families, patronizing the arts, and promoting a liberal education to fill volumes.
If the first two months of the year have tended to bring the severest weather, there have been enough instances of comparative mildness - in fact, throughout entire winters - to support the case of those opposed to a complete shutdown.
The league said Mr. Donaghy was a rogue referee, but there are enough instances of gambling scandals in the world to suggest that match-fixing is also part of the American landscape.
From Cointelpro, a series of F.B.I. counterintelligence programs, to the New York Police Department's own spying at the Republican National Convention in 2004, there are enough instances of the authorities' inappropriately surveilling their own citizens to make even the firmest law-and-order advocate wince.
But in the past several years Broadway has racked up enough instances of vulgar excess ("Rock of Ages"), off-kilter quirkiness ("Once") and even the occasional headline-making scandal ("Spider-Man," "Porgy and Bess") for Mr. Alessandrini to take up the cudgel again.
Furthermore, enough instances of a given memory type must be provided fitting all application profiles mapped to that memory type.
