Sentence examples for enough moderate from inspiring English sources

It will take years of political liberalization before enough moderate political leaders emerge to offer an alternative to the Islamists and the regime.

The G.O.P. whips used the time to twist the arms of enough moderate Republican members to produce a 209-to-209 tie -- the barest margin they needed to head off an embarrassing rebuff of President Bush's budgeting plans.

And long before Hamas, Israel was similarly destroying civilian infrastructure, assassinating Palestinians, closing borders, de-developing the economy and sowing lawlessness and chaos in Gaza; all punishment for not being "co-operative" enough; "moderate" enough; tame enough.

If enough moderate and suburban voters do so in the midterm elections in 2018, their departure will be far more difficult for even the current occupant of the Oval Office to ignore.

Making good on the hope of centrists that the 50-50 splin in the Senate could work to their advantage, Mr. Breaux pulled together enough moderate Republicans and conservative Democrats to force a budget compromise through the Senate.

However, enough Republicans regard Boehner's plan as a sellout to begin with that the speaker of the House might not be able to make that compromise, in which case it becomes a question of who cracks first: Enough moderate Senate Democrats to push the Boehner plan through that body, or enough moderate House Republicans to push a version of the Reid plan through the House.

Another poll by Opinionway suggested that Socialists and Greens might have a large enough moderate-left majority to rule without the harder left after the second round next Sunday.

But are there enough moderates?

If Gov. Janet Napolitano of Arizona is confirmed as homeland security secretary, she will leave behind a state in full Republican control, with immigration zealots embedded in both houses of the Legislature, and not enough moderates to go around.

Even in the long term, Wolfowitz's optimism depends on the assumption that there will be enough moderates in the Middle East to prevail over the political and religious zealots.

Mr Bush and his main political adviser, Karl Rove, hit on a political formula that succeeded in holding the right together while appealing to just enough moderates to win elections.