Sentence examples for enough to be introduced from inspiring English sources

I was lucky enough to be introduced to Geoffrey Hill's poetry early.

At 10 she was deemed fabulous enough to be introduced by Lucille Ball and perform on a TV tribute to Bob Hope.

The National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations raised concerns over whether summer camps could be made safe enough and inclusive enough to be introduced by the government on a large scale.

Recent prototypes of a confocal miniprobe are thin enough to be introduced through a needle.

Recently, a prototype of a new confocal miniprobe has been developed that is small enough to be introduced through a 22-gauge puncture needle.

Doing so harbours considerable potential for co-benefits if the efficiency technology is advanced enough to be introduced cost-effectively [47, 89].

These suggestions were often deemed too complex or not enough of a priority, only to be introduced centrally months later.

It's a bit of surprise that John Kerry hadn't been used as an answer before (at least his full name) and that he made his debut on a Friday — he's enough of a household name to be introduced on a Monday or Tuesday.

Pops is featuring only free content right now (yes, I view Pops packages as 'content' as opposed to plain old 'tones'), but for-pay material is sure to be introduced soon enough.

He said: "The policy started to be introduced three years ago, but not enough people knew about it.

That not enough young people will be introduced to it.