Sentence examples for enough suddenly from inspiring English sources

If anything, the quota law's biggest failing is that it doesn't go far enough: Suddenly throwing open the doors to the country's universities doesn't solve the huge disparities in access to preschool and the deficiencies created over decades of disproportionate investment in elite public universities over primary and secondary schools.

If all that were not enough, he suddenly finds himself battling multiple allegations of petty bullying.

And how a Stanley Cup playoff series with enough froth suddenly was bubbling with more?

When the circular disk of eutectic alloy got large enough it suddenly broke up, disrupted by the high surface energy of the gold-silicon eutectic liquid.

It would be one thing if the day marked a real divergence from the American pattern of consumption -- ending months of barely enough with suddenly too much.

Many went westward, to a place that, oddly enough, had suddenly become an oasis of tranquillity and safety by comparison: Germany.

There, as if imagined enough to suddenly become real, was the boy I'd last seen at Hinxted Hall, looking dazed, fazed, his face wet with the spray of the fall.

"They are a bit like a light switch - you take a wild elephant and beat it long enough and suddenly the switch goes off and you have a tame elephant.

If you do that long enough, you suddenly realize, my God, I'm 80 years old, what happened?

Our bus driver spoke no English but understood enough to suddenly lurch to a stop and motion us out when he arrived at our destination.

It was hard enough when suddenly there were no more 1PM matches and we were forced to speak to our colleagues again at lunch.