Sentence examples for enough to constitute a from inspiring English sources

It is only a trickle so far, and not nearly enough to constitute a classic bank run.

Throughout the event, both Stein and Baraka rightly refuted the idea that superficial identity politics are enough to constitute a progressive movement.

Daniel Nobel, Mr. Caracappa's lawyer, found this ridiculous, saying that certain "personality traits" in "a mere friendship" were not enough to constitute a criminal enterprise.

Many teachers and practitioners say that nonprofit management courses have been around long enough to constitute a discipline and field of study.

The list is almost long enough to constitute a menu … Unique cocktail containing fat tears of regret, recrimination, distress or possibly eye irritation.

"Mere guesses or 'hunches,' or the reporting of suspicious activity alone is not enough to constitute a reasonable suspicion and are not sufficient bases to watchlist an individual".

Normally, a newspaper comment piece would never be long, or substantial, enough to constitute an essay.

It is enough to constitute an unusual pest-control challenge in the nation's largest city.

It happens often enough to constitute an epiphenomenon of our age of living longer and staying vital: a man and a woman who knew each other when young meet and fall in love, or fall in love all over again.

We produce loads of picture books for the very youngest readers aiming to help them assign labels to moods and to learn self-expression, almost enough to constitute an entire subgenre.

Like Mandelbaum, Merwin offers occasional rhymes, both strict and loose, but since these tend to occur in paired couplets ("feet/beat," "metal/portal") the point of Dante's rhymes is essentially lost; the attempts at rhyme here aren't consistent enough to constitute an important formal element of the new translation.