Sentence examples for enough to contest from inspiring English sources

Such charges might appear easy enough to contest in court.

He is now preoccupied with surviving long enough to contest it.

The Tigers may have changed their stripes enough to contest these elections through their proxies in the Tamil National Alliance.

"If he just stands there and looks at him, LeBron is long enough and athletic enough and quick enough to contest his shot late," the Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki said.

He warned: "We've got the French people too used to the feeling that reform is impossible and that it's enough to contest it in the street for reform not to happen.

There is a manifest discrepancy between the ring accomplishments of Haye, a stellar amateur good enough to contest the final of the World Amateur Championships in Belfast a decade ago, an undisputed cruiserweight world champion and briefly a belt holder in the heavyweight division, and Fury, an excitable combatant with a big heart, but insufficient finesse to threaten Haye's equilibrium.

In a closely watched, bitterly fought race for the Republican Senate seat that Saxby Chambliss is vacating, seven candidates were looking to gain enough votes to contest a runoff on July 22nd.

The publication of the lawyer Richard McLaren's Wada report of state-directed doping on Monday did not give Russia enough time to contest the allegations, she said.

The way Steve Nash went by John Stockton in the final minutes, the way Karl Malone did not physically have enough left to contest a layup by Calvin Booth, a basket that sent Utah home for the summer and left the Delta Center crowd in as much disbelief as the night Michael Jordan stole Game 6 and the championship in 1998.

Moreover, the GRC scheme is also said to disadvantage opposition parties because it is more difficult for them to find enough candidates to contest GRCs.

He is hoping his wrist will heal quickly enough for him to contest at least one sprint here.