Sentence examples for enough time to prove from inspiring English sources
They are constantly running for re-election, and never have enough time to prove that austerity can sometimes be good for the economy.
Mr. Walker and other WebHouse executives blamed the current investment climate, not their business model, for failing to give the grocery-haggling service enough time to prove itself.
The Chelsea left-back has been sidelined since February after breaking his ankle against Everton, but Ancelotti said the player has enough time to prove his fitness.
I feel Henry's approach has been too intellectual, not quite colloquial enough". But the presenter said he had not been given enough time to prove that the highbrow format could work .I thought I would be given more time.
To be fair, CSS has not had enough time to prove whether or not their approved proposal is working in the best interest of the University, however this does not excuse the validity of the points raised by Prof. Sam Davis in this article.
Author now has not enough time to prove above conjecture.
... When the Band-Aid was ripped off, it causes a lot of anxiety". The next few weeks will be critical for Pimco, which will be emphasizing performance over personalities to keep investors in the funds, but that presupposes investors stick around long enough to give the new team time to prove itself.
"It would have given him time to prove himself and, if he was good enough, to work his way up.
London organisers have time to prove their critics wrong, but shiny-packaged rhetoric is not enough.
