Sentence examples for enough pose from inspiring English sources

They get to hear the candidate -- and, if they donate enough, pose for pictures with him -- and they expect the money will help his election.

Delevingne says that she fantasises about one day punching one – "I'd love to, I really would, I'd be so happy, I dream about it at night" – but she seems happy enough posing for them, which involves much pulling of faces on her part.

Getting behind the toilet is hard enough, posing numerous opportunities for you to splash paint onto the porcelain.

But they are big enough and powerful enough to pose real dangers.

Shrubs and small trees nearby were left intact because they do not grow fast enough or high enough to pose a danger, according to Mike Amato, a field operations planner who oversees the tree-trimming and removal program.

"See Text" is a label on the map for pointing out areas where fire potential is great enough to pose a limited threat, but not enough to warrant a critical area, similar to "See Text" areas in convective outlooks.

How are her books able to be, simultaneously, simple enough that 12-year-olds can love them, yet complex enough to pose an impossible challenge to a bright adult mind?

The world's second-largest economy is neither doing well enough to provide villains for a Michael Crichton novel nor badly enough to pose any clear and present danger to prosperity elsewhere.

If some rioters are stupid enough to pose for pictures in front of CCTV cameras then they're stupid enough for anything.

Protesters cannot be permitted to get close enough to pose a threat, but they ought to be able to get close enough so the president can see that they are there.

The Japanese government says that is not high enough to pose a health risk.