Sentence examples for enough to anger from inspiring English sources

The devil will be in the detail but even the broad strokes will be enough to anger some.

Three errors in the first were enough to anger starter Carlos Silva, who scuffled with third baseman Aramis Ramirez and left Maryvale Baseball Park without speaking to reporters.

Those deviations from the classic Santa Fe style, which features pinkish-brown stucco and rounded edges, were enough to anger many residents.

They may also have benefited from an unemployment rate high enough to cause tremendous, concentrated pain but not quite high enough to anger a significant share of the electorate.

Most tenants in this area stay for at least two years so a modest rent increase is fair for everyone and the price hike is not enough to anger the tenant to the point they move out.

On Thursday, Secretary of State Ken Bennett revealed the magnitude of the situation: 631,274 votes remained uncounted, he said, more than in any presidential election in memory and enough to anger voting- and immigrant-rights advocates, who have called on the Justice Department to investigate.

Mr. Messier clearly considered stanching that flow of red ink important enough to risk angering France's powerful cultural class, which was fond of Mr. Lescure.

And Clinton didn't do enough to assuage that anger.

Only time will tell if that's enough to temper the anger of commenters on NYTimes.com.

Holder's announcement was not enough to placate the anger in the city.

Their only fear is that Austrians may not be brave enough to vent their anger at the voting booth.