Sentence examples for enough organised from inspiring English sources
They were neither quick enough nor strong enough nor well enough organised to stop Holland.
On this occasion, Munnery doesn't seem well enough organised or energised to make his off-the-cuff show really fly.
That worked to the extent that there were spells of Arsenal possession, but Bayern's two banks of four were well enough organised that Arsenal rarely looked like breaking through.
Mr Cheng admits that the democrats are probably not well enough organised to cope with China's unexpected overtures.After recent setbacks for its policies in Hong Kong—including a disastrous performance by its sympathisers in district elections last November the Beijing leadership has stepped up its efforts to keep an eye on the territory's politics.
There are not enough organised games or other activities".
There are not enough organised games or other kinds of activities.
You can understand terrorists wanting to work from home, as it's stressful enough organising a Jihad without having to sit in traffic all morning to get to the basement where you film your videos, as well as the impact on carbon emissions, but this happens without a thought for the extra effort it causes to be blown up, as well as the cost of a text and a phone call.
I had had a one-week course to "train" me as a teacher, although upon arrival this turned out to be useless, as the resources we thought we might have (moveable desks, enough paper, classes small enough to organise group activities) were clearly not there.
Instead, in the words of a former prime minister, Robert Menzies, in 1942, it stood for the "forgotten people" of the middle class, not rich enough to be influential, not organised enough to make their numbers felt and too often taken for granted by politicians.
He stayed in office long enough to organise elections, and in 1979 handed over power to an elected civilian.
"It does surprise me that terminology, because I'm not crass enough to organise a party like that," White says.
