Sentence examples for enough to aid a from inspiring English sources

Republican leaders, both in Congress and on the presidential campaign, are engaging in the harshest criticism of the Federal Reserve in a generation, with some Republican leaders writing a letter to complain that the Fed's efforts were potentially harming the economy, and some Democrats in the House arguing, in turn, that the Fed is not doing enough to aid a fiscal reboot.

Most Sussex Spaniels are primarily family pets, but they are competent enough to aid a hunter though quite stubborn to train.

Although the distance over which LD extends in natural populations is generally not large enough to aid in constructing a genetic map, certain demographic histories will increase LD tract lengths.

However, for a given agent, differences in toxicity profiles by prior therapy and differences in outcome by response to prior therapy, length of prior therapy, or baseline SLD are not convincing enough to aid in selection of a second-line treatment.

If you are underweight and lactose-intolerant, simply increasing portion sizes of non-dairy foods can help boost calorie intake enough to aid your weight gain efforts in a short period of time.

This allowed a windage gap of 0.1 inches around the projectile; enough to aid the loading process, but not enough to seriously diffuse the propellant gasses.

A warm bath before bedtime can sooth and relax you enough to aid sleep.

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.

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.

It has faced strong criticism for not doing enough to aid those stranded at sea and stem the migrant crisis.