Sentence examples for enough to breach from inspiring English sources

"The critical issue we need to address is whether that degree of contraction is enough to breach the fabric of consumer confidence.

The storm downed palm fronds and flooded a few parking lots, but the storm surge was not enough to breach berms of sand protecting beachfront hotels and condominiums.

The party was for Colette, the concept store in Paris, and those deemed worthy enough to breach the velvet rope greeted one another with gleeful utterances of "Ça va?" Near the heaving dance floor of the three-level space, André Saraiva — who reigns over Le Baron and a Parisian kingdom dedicated to hedonistic appetites — welcomed friends with kisses on both cheeks.

In the scenario defined as a serious accident, the zirconium alloy used to clad the radioactive fuel will melt, producing hydrogen, which — if it comes into contact with the core's cooling water — can cause an explosion violent enough to breach the reactor vessel and release radioactive materials beyond the containment building.

Kirk Yeaman's quick pass on the last tackle was enough to breach the Tigers' defence for the first time, to put Talanoa over inside three minutes.

Forces combined, with El Alagui a frustrating figure in attack - never quite sharp or decisive enough to breach Falkirk's defiance - and strike partner Jason Cummings drifted into obscurity.

Since Surtsey at least ten underwater volcanoes have spewed forth enough material to breach the ocean's surface and create new islands (see map).

I have heard of another study like the one mentioned on the programme (in the US) that indicated that the positioning of the needless was irrelevant - it seems to be enough merely to breach the fascia.

This was enough, however, to breach two compartments abreast the ship's starboard engine room and she had to be docked at Toulon for emergency repairs.

That hatred is powerful enough to repeatedly breach Mr. Sharon's studied self-control.

There isn't enough levelling available to breach the gap between a team that has been built with what the budget allows, and one that has been built with no limit to the possibilities, no break on the imagination.