Sentence examples for enough to begin with from inspiring English sources

"They put us through enough to begin with.

Many, he said, didn't set aside enough to begin with.

Austen's Hampshire plot was small enough to begin with; has any ground been left unbroken?

But few political memoirs are bold enough to begin with it.

No party has ever claimed we were generous enough to begin with.

That might have been true of some consumers, but most hadn't been saving nearly enough to begin with.

The magic of glass art begins with heat, and the expert draws on experience to judge when the molten glass is pliable enough to begin working with.

This production certainly can be used as a soft point of entry for children old enough to begin grappling with the history of the Holocaust.

Combined with the earlier $6.2 billion in community development block grants, the money asked for in the current request would give Louisiana enough to begin dealing with 100,000 severely damaged and 67,000 less-damaged homes.

Idealistic young homesteaders like Mr. Sanders, who was also reading the books of back-to-the-landers like Scott and Helen Nearing, were inspired enough to begin experimenting with their own straw bales, though Mr. Sanders's first effort was tragicomic, as the baler he rented impaled itself, and he spent the money he had saved for building to repair the borrowed machinery.

Yet he's resilient enough to begin a new life with a different identity, provided he doesn't succumb to delusions of grandeur.