Sentence examples for enough put from inspiring English sources

The medical authorities quickly enough put a name to this affliction.

"We believe there's been enough put on the table that we had a responsibility" to pursue talks.

"We believe there's been enough put on the table that we had a responsibility" to pursue talks, Harf says.

They could not swiftly enough put down the threat of socialism, the mere possibility of a greater fairness and equality.

But history would soon enough put a severe strain on the kind of aesthetic idealism that motivated these and many other artists of the era.

But if a lump sum is translated into a monthly income, it's much easier to determine whether you have enough put away to afford to stop working.

Creamer got enough putting practice in her last 27 holes at Kingsmill.

The recession was bad enough, putting many Midtown customers out of work and shrinking budgets for expense-account feasts.

This appropriately enough puts the Hawks in about the same category as their compatriots in the Braves and Falcons.

ENOUGH putting our soldiers in harm's way because our leaders can't admit their mistakes.

Hood said the facility is not processing claims fast enough, putting businesses and individuals in dire financial straits.