Sentence examples for enough target from inspiring English sources

The New Republic, a novel about terrorism written before 9/11 but published many years later, was slammed ("...flails ineffectually, never quite finding a juicy enough target").

Scripps sites tried behavioral targeting in the past but it was unsuccessful, Mr. Coats said, since Scripps couldn't sell a big enough target audience to interest advertisers.

It was a crucial time as Steve Waugh and I tried to set England a big enough target for our bowlers to defend.

Broadcasting history was made as the Iron Lady is handbagged on primetime TV. 3. Should have used the back door Though dubbed the Prince of Darkness, Lord Mandelson presented a visible enough target for Climate Change protester Leila Deen.

If he wasn't a big enough target for Taliban insurgents before then his words, now beamed around the world and into their homes, has surely made the situation far, far worse – and there is surely no way back to the position he so craves.

If the CPI is reduced enough, target scatterers do not migrate of resolution cells and their corresponding Doppler frequencies are constant.

"If I don't see challenging enough targets, that would be a subject for negotiation.

They are easy enough targets, but in taking them on Neiman again makes deep and important points.

Terrorists will always manage to kill people, if they are cunning enough or pick easy enough targets.

But it is clear they have not worked, for inter-linked military and political reasons: guerrilla movements do not present enough targets to be defeated by airpower alone.

I understand the intrigue surrounding Lloyd, but I don't think he'll see enough targets in New England to warrant his current fifth-round draft spot.