Sentence examples for enough to aid from inspiring English sources

Fiber alone is not enough to aid normal bowel function.

"Herbaria are becoming more valuable because their specimens are often old enough to aid in documenting climate change and environmental degradation," she said.

The government came in for early criticism that it was not moving fast enough to aid the victims and restore order.

Mr. Nasrallah had publicly criticized President Hosni Mubarak, saying that Egypt was not doing enough to aid the Palestinians during the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip in late 2008.

She called Ms. Maloney "asleep at the wheel" for saying the economy was improving, and accused her and the entire New York Congressional delegation of failing to do enough to aid business.

The humanitarian ideal – and ask any sci-fi writer, there's always a humanitarian ideal – is that the machine will one day be canny enough to aid busy doctors by diagnosing patients and assessing x-rays.

The tribunal contends that it did not find enough evidence to aid any of its cases.

Under our proposal, the authority could pay the actual market rent and would save enough money to aid 200 additional low-income families in that Washington neighborhood alone.

The group is also pushing for donors, including the US, to increase the amount of funding they are sending to the World Food Programme, which only has enough money to aid Syria and Lebanon until the end of September.

The settlement check left Szymoniak with enough money to aid housing nonprofit groups and pay off her own mortgage.

Critics have said that the Senate bill does not do enough to directly aid struggling homeowners, but House Democrats have already vowed more aggressive legislation.