Sentence examples for enough to decline from inspiring English sources

Anita Dunn understood the life decision enough to decline a permanent position in the first place.

A wedding? My manager thought I'd be perfect in this costume, meaning that I was not assertive enough to decline the opportunity every sixteen-year-old girl dreams of: going out in public dressed as a formal dairy product.

I think they are just crazy enough to decline a mega offer to keep going on their own.

Glenn cited the story as reason enough to decline to participate in more than one televised debate, because one of the additional debates would have been moderated by The Denver Post, the state's largest paper.

In the context of a child recently diagnosed with a life-threatening condition such as cancer, parents were generally very interested in participating in the study and only a small percentage viewed these potential 'genetic privacy' risks as reason enough to decline participation.

We've contacted Groupon – perhaps they're cool enough to not decline to comment on rumors or speculation.

When it came to defining this involvement, clinicians focused on aspects of the client-clinician relationship such as engagement, and having the client feel comfortable enough to explicitly decline treatment options.

The most recent analysis of the decline, prepared last year by Iccat, found that the eastern Atlantic's stocks of fish old enough to reproduce declined by 80 percent between 1970 and 1992 and have since fluctuated between 21 percent and 29 percent of the 1970 level.

The optimists think that technology will advance quickly enough to offset declining production from mammoth fields such as those Mr Simmons studied in Saudi Arabia.

Despite almost constant cuts in production and jobs, the automakers are unable to reduce costs fast enough to offset declining revenue.

The major challenge has been expanding these businesses at a rate strong enough to offset declining sales from Sun's traditional businesses.