Sentence examples for enough to be sure from inspiring English sources

But he went close enough to be sure.

"That's really not long enough to be sure you are alone on the earth".

But we know enough to be sure that secondary education should not be neglected.

One glance at the scroll was enough to be sure there was no hope it could ever be unwrapped physically.

"It is not enough to be sure that he is capable of abstaining from genital activity," ruled the Vatican's Congregation for Catholic Education, which issued the initial guidelines.

The land-based missiles must leave the ground fast enough to be sure of being in the air before Russian missiles can destroy them.

She is no longer new enough to be assured of media interest, but her name is not yet widely enough known to be sure of success without it.

There is also not enough data to be sure how long the vaccine will last.

But he says there is enough now to be sure of changes, if not their exact scale.

Statistically speaking, there is not enough data to be sure that Fidelis is unusually prone to fracture.

A fair enough question, to be sure, but an utterly baffling one.