Sentence examples for enough to bring about from inspiring English sources

Is it all enough to bring about change?

Whether it is strong enough to bring about an agreement is still unclear.

If not, it could be that sheer collective disgust is enough to bring about change.

But some argue, mournfully, that diplomatic pressure would have been enough to bring about such reforms.

But confidence alone is not enough to bring about success, Ms. Kanter adds.

He thought his sawing joylessly away should be enough to bring about ecstasy in a woman.

But none of this was enough to bring about fascist rule.

Whether their political will is strong enough to bring about agreement on the terms of peace should soon become clear.

Looking into the camera, she said that people should "ask themselves if they are doing enough to bring about real and meaningful change".

In the case of possums, it had turned out that a blow to the head wasn't enough to bring about quick death.

Some Arab officials agree, though they warn that it could be three years before the sanctions hurt Iran enough to bring about a change of position.