Sentence examples for enough to compel a from inspiring English sources

Overall, Cortana's improvements over Siri and Google Now aren't enough to compel a switch from an iPhone or Android phone – but Cortana does address an omission in Windows Phone for those already thinking of getting one.

Despite all these comments, the two judges voting to affirm Hayat's conviction contorted themselves into pretzels to find non-bigoted interpretations of these comments and to conclude, ultimately, that even if ugly, these sentiments are not enough to compel a new trial.

Often, only the current state of pain is enough to compel a person to undergo such painstakingly personal work.

A key ingredient, the report noted, is "fake news fabricated as truth that panders to its audience's ideologies and promises an illusion of the future – enough to compel people to join an imagined cause".

There is no indication that any co-ordination which the statute seeks to promote extends beyond the matters with which it deals, or does so strongly enough to compel the conclusion that an independently enacted ordinance that falls outside the statute's reach frustrates its purpose.

That statement got some Republican candidates riled up enough to compel the White House to issue a statement that Biden, in fact, finds the policy "repugnant".

Even the scent of a dog is enough to compel wildlife to flee and hide.

But a complete street isn't enough to compel people to walk more and receive all the social, health, and economic benefits from the experience if they are afraid to venture out.

The audience was mixed: There was a guy with a Santa Claus beard and an "Accordion Hero" T-shirt, and a couple of kids young enough to compel Navarro to keep his jokes clean.

So the only way of ensuring that human beings commune with one another with sufficient enthusiasm is to create a government big enough and terrifying enough to compel them.

Certainly it is enough to compel Hatshepsut to have herself represented before her subjects as a flat-chested, broad-shouldered king wearing a false beard.