Sentence examples for enough suitably from inspiring English sources

One of the obstacles that Ms. Reding has repeatedly encountered during her campaign are questions about whether companies would be able to recruit enough suitably trained women for top positions.

"Ultimately it is about supply and demand," says Adrian Chapman, Peterborough's director of adult services and communities, "We do not have enough suitably sized homes in either the private or social sector to meet demand".

"The most significant concern for international schools will be the sourcing and hiring of enough suitably qualified teachers and leaders.

But the characters are engaging and there are enough suitably weird slamming doors, falling statues and flying chairs to give the show a promising sense of suspense and fun.

To me it was always official enough, and suitably symbolic of our commitment.

It's significantly less garbage-tasting, and potent enough to suitably end the evening.

Nevertheless, there are several currents in American political life that run counter to the court, even if they may not be strong enough, or suitably directed, to reverse it.

As most elected officials – whatever their political leanings – do not like to have them around, there are not enough areas suitably equipped with the minimum water or health and safety infrastructures.

"Class sizes were the tipping point". A coalition of school districts and parents has sued the state, arguing that the funding from the state was not enough to suitably educate children.

Presumably your child, if young enough, will be suitably amused by the goings-on.

It began with the very first lot, titled, suitably enough, "Drama".