Sentence examples for enough likely from inspiring English sources

The verdict from President Obama's economic advisers: Better than nothing, not good enough, likely to get worse.

If Feiffer's earlier stuff -- his strip, and screenplays like "Carnal Knowledge" -- helped define a hazy, shifting era, it's his late-career move into children's books that is, oddly enough, likely to provide his longest-lasting work.

This practice occurs as much by necessity as by design, since there wouldn't be enough likely voters to analyze in a sample if pollsters narrowed it down to the proportion of people who usually vote in primaries.

But the trend itself is real enough, and likely to continue.

Anyone who has diabetes long enough is likely to find herself on insulin.

We'll find out soon enough, most likely within the month, whose faith and whose fears have been misplaced.

It has a harder job hauling the heavier Yeti but it's lively enough and likely to be frugal.

On the contrary, the construction slowdown, if it lasts long enough, will likely drive many young talents out of the profession for good.

Levels of organic chemicals were high enough to likely cause chronic problems, such as fewer offspring, at 42% of the sites.

This study assessed the applicability of a ferrous oxalate mediated photo-Fenton pretreatment for indigo-dyed wastewaters as to produce a biodegradable enough effluent, likely of being derived to conventional biological processes.

But soon enough, you likely will.