Sentence examples for enough telephone from inspiring English sources

To contact a colleague, employees here at the hub of government in Greene County rely on couriers, since there is no e-mail and not enough telephone lines.

He could have stood before the nation and said -- to list a few possibilities -- that he would keep the mails running on time, get FedEx and U.P.S. back in the air, be certain there was enough telephone capacity to handle the rising load and put the federal government in charge of airport security.

Will there be enough telephone and in-person help available?

There aren't enough telephones.

The Bush administration's central intelligence failure was not that it failed to tap enough telephones.

But oddly enough, the telephone is making Web technology look old.

Dr. Gregor did not think the matter urgent enough to telephone for their report.

But Roddick was concerned enough to telephone Ljubicic at his Manhattan hotel shortly after the late-night match.

In Barellan with the clinic, he was impressed enough to telephone his boss and ask him to look at the girl.

But the latest technology for getting access to the Internet over cable television systems comes from, oddly enough, a telephone company.

In Barellan with the clinic, he was impressed enough to telephone his boss and ask him to look at the girl.