Sentence examples for enough to better from inspiring English sources
That he did not live long enough to better Hoover and, more important, prove the point compounds the tragedy of his sad death.
Non-disabled advocates are as important as disabled ones: Having more people with disabilities working in the development sector is not enough to better address disability in development.
Enemies with such diverse vulnerabilities should be smart enough to better protect their nether regions -- they are little more than the usual bunch of dumb bunnies -- and engagements should be smaller and more tactical.
If options for the front six look rich enough to better their eminently respectable tally of 56 goals last season, the verdict on Hodgson's pre-season work will depend on the eradication of the defensive errors that saw them concede 71, a tally only Blackpool exceeded.
And Stockdale followed that up by again going clear twice with Kalico Bay, but his jump-off time of 51.64 seconds was not quite enough to better German winners Marcus Ehning and Plot Blue.
On Saturday, Dame Sarah Storey's lung-busting efforts at the Lee Valley Velodrome were not enough to better Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel's women's mark of 46.065km set in 2003.
I may not have known better, sexually speaking, but I knew well enough to communicate better with them.
Changing the financial rules of the game is not enough to ensure better use of public and private resources toward better outcomes.
Name: Peter Dowling Age: Old enough to know better.
We're young enough to get better.
He was old enough to know better.
