Sentence examples for enough to avoid a from inspiring English sources

Just enough to avoid a two-game unwanted crisis.

The margin was enough to avoid a repeat of the runoff of 2008.

Under the rules, that was enough to avoid a run-off ballot.

He won 53% of the vote, enough to avoid a run-off ballot.

The question is whether this can happen fast enough to avoid a nasty slump.

Mrs Thatcher won the first ballot, but not easily enough to avoid a second one.

Vázquez claimed 50.45 percent of the vote, enough to avoid a second round.

Ms Fernández won 45% of the vote, enough to avoid a run-off.

He told police they weren't doing enough to "avoid a bloodbath".

Can funds be secured quickly enough to avoid a major fixture backlog?

He is smart enough to avoid a merciless rush but not nimble enough under pressure.