Sentence examples for enough to allow race from inspiring English sources

Richard H. Sander, a U.C.L.A. law school professor who studies the issue, says that the holistic approach is also loose enough to allow race to be an unacknowledged part of the equation, potentially violating state law.

The glacier is in use throughout the summer, with a world-class freestyle park and enough steepness to allow race teams to train.

I did go to the garden sale, but I bought only enough to allow me to race home in time to pick up our new daughter, Bess, from her nanny.

That's not only because the fragility of the original 2013 tyres forced a reversion to last year's design, which favoured Red Bull, but also because the tyres are still not durable enough to allow drivers to race hard throughout a grand prix, one of Alonso's biggest strengths.

Her main goals were 1) to pump enough to allow her to race comfortably and 2) to finish in under 15 hours, Even with the extra minutes added for her pumping, her official time was 14 57 03.

The house is close enough to allow Ms. Quinn to race back and forth to events in the city.

"Forgiveness" -- just enough to allow candidates once again to race to Wall Street to beg for the funds they need to finance their campaigns.

The trees lining the shore are sparse enough to allow eyefuls of lake against a backdrop of fells, the racing yachts and pleasure steamers are seen but not heard due to the breeze and the scrape of tyres on gravel.

My paralysis is moderate enough to allow me to pass.

The £3,000 is not enough to allow for much manoeuvring.

The MDGs were broad enough to allow local variation.