Sentence examples for enough to avoid any from inspiring English sources

Frenzel jumped far enough to avoid any penalty laps.

In the case of crosslinked materials, the dense and relatively homogeneous molecular network appeared robust enough to avoid any damage.

He is convinced, however, that No 6's offering remains compelling enough to avoid any potential backlash.

"What we had to do," he said, "was wait long enough to avoid any penalties for cashing the annuities out.

Legal advice is taken on defamation risk, which is deemed "low" as the pool of people mentioned was "large enough to avoid any individual being identified".

Meanwhile, its young author had featured in a promotional photograph standing naked behind a pile of copies of her book large enough to avoid any serious unseemliness.

Just enough to avoid a two-game unwanted crisis.

But it's still culturally sensitive enough to avoid identifying any real-life faction as the villains: Yune's terrorist isn't affiliated to the North Korean government, but to a splinter group.

That is why I suspect all leaders will have learnt from David Cameron's performance last week that it is simply not enough to set out to calmly persuade those who have bothered to watch and not enough to avoid making any embarrassing gaffes.

One aggressive loan officer even offered to appraise his house at an inflated price so Qaraden could borrow enough to avoid putting any of his own money down.

Thus, the defined ranges of values were wide enough to avoid missing any patients with Cbl deficiency.