Sentence examples for enough to cause some from inspiring English sources

"Obviously it was enough to cause some damage for him to leave the pitch.

"It is more than enough to cause some issues on top of today's rain".

Red Bull and Williams were good enough to cause some inconvenience on occasions but nothing serious.

French home prices fell faster than the euro-zone average during the crisis but have rebounded sharply enough to cause some consternation.

16), including a teardrop-shaped diamond pendant of more than fifty carats — large enough to cause some minor bruising if worn while dancing the night away.

Ms. Dijkstra also keeps the camera on them long enough to cause some of the masks to drop, at least a little.

The West Indies captain averages 19 with the bat in Tests (and Ramdin 22), not quite all-rounder status but enough to cause England some cause for concern.

Just how much isn't entirely clear, but the rates are high enough to cause embarrassment to some of the customers.

Labeling in the United States permits companies not to list so-called trace contaminants, which are defined as up to roughly 200 milligrams, or about a whole peanut — more than enough to cause anaphylaxis in some people).

The cellular infiltrate was largely described as neutrophilic and histocytic and was severe enough to cause abscess formation in some of the most severely AR mice.

Although returnees represent a small share of Thailand's total number of migrant workers, it may be enough to cause Thai employers and consumers some pain.