Sentence examples for enough of a drag from inspiring English sources
That put enough of a drag on the 2016 payroll that the Angels did not make an offer to outfielder Jason Heyward, who would have been a perfect fit in Anaheim but signed an eight-year, $184-million 184-millionhe Chicago Cubs, or pursue top free-agent pitchers Zack Greinke andealvid Price.
The implication was that the commitments made to win Amazon's facilities ― subsidies likely worth over $1 billion dollars in total ― usually were enough of a drag on the rest of the economy, either by imposing a higher tax burden or diverting resources, to more than offset any jobs and spending created by Amazon.
His feet, though, were wrong, then his hands were wrong, and finally his body was wrong, as he flopped over the ball, getting just enough of a touch to drag it inside his far post.
Others are concerned that Chinese investors who didn't bail out of stocks quickly enough will be a drag on international property markets, particularly after Beijing on Thursday banned shareholders with large stakes in listed firms from selling for six months.
He also noted that a pharmaceutical company like Roche was defensive enough to resist a drag on exports.
BERLIN — Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, decided that she had had enough — enough of being dragged behind the euro crisis like a tin can caught in the wheels of a careening car; enough of being forced, in late night crisis meetings, to put German money and financial guarantees on the table; enough of being blamed for reacting too slowly, too cautiously, too stiffly.
The popular will is also cited by the Daily Express in its leader, which says: "Opinion polls show that the British people - both those of a left-wing and a right-wing disposition - have had enough of being dragged into half-baked military interventions".
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