Sentence examples for enough to convince some from inspiring English sources
The posts have revealed enough to convince some New Yorkers that they want in.
While Mr. Colombo's cover demonstrated the medium's commercial potential, it was not enough to convince some artists and intellectuals of its legitimacy.
While the rally generated much relief, one day's gain was not enough to convince some market watchers that the worst has passed.
Gas prices, apparently, are still not high enough to convince some people to get out of their cars, according to a new Commuter Pain Survey released by I.B.M. Friday.
"We've been lucky enough to convince some of the lenders of 'Van Gogh: Face to Face' to extend their loans by a couple of months," said Glenn D. Lowry, the Modern's director.
The opening of the city's first five-star hotel at the end of this month — along with a surprising density of stylish restaurants and bars in recently revitalized neighborhoods well off the beaten tourist track — may be enough to convince some visitors to stay a bit longer.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame steadfastly denied supporting the Congo militias that have been wreaking havoc along the Rwanda-Congo border, but the evidence was strong enough to convince even some of Kagame's biggest supporters that the western powers needed to send a message of disapproval.
Seeing how the iPhone 4S goes for twice as much in India, the XOLO X900's price should be enticing enough to convince at least some buyers to test Intel's first generation device.
As much as 15 inches of snow has buried parts of Minnesota, and more snow is expected, but it wasn't enough to convince Joe Meath to spend some of his recent $12m lottery winnings to head someplace warm.
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This example is enough to convince almost everyone that Maya is some sort of Eastern esoteric belief, when it was actually intended to radically challenge what it means to be human.
