Sentence examples for enough to defray from inspiring English sources
The purses usually offer only enough to defray costs.
The founders wouldn't disclose how much revenue the site generates (about 10 writers contribute unpaid), but say it's enough to defray their rent in Manhattan, where they live close together on the East Side.
The savings are enough to defray the high start-up costs and the expense of sending some 300 tons of fresh produce a night out of Kenya to Europe by air freight.
The state could also close eligibility loopholes for individuals with significant personal assets, particularly those with enough money to defray the cost of their own care.
These promotions aren't cheap to run, but they make enough money to defray costs while earning a disproportionate amount of free media.
The Jessica Uhl Memorial Scholarship provides $500 for one student to attend Southern Illinois University Edwardsville -- not a huge sum of money, Schlau said, but hopefully enough to help defray the cost of books or a meal plan.
First, it is difficult, if not impossible, to sell enough online advertising to defray the unexpectedly high costs of producing and maintaining an entertainment-only site, particularly if that site has no other source of revenue.
Arranging women's rights lectures around these engagements, she used pay for her antislavery work to defray expenses of her independent lecturing until she felt confident enough to charge admission.
At DVDovernight, ordering a single movie at a time was a hefty $6; I feared that if I ordered more than one at once to defray shipping costs, I might not watch all the discs fast enough to avoid a late fee.
It argued that Hi-Lex and its other employer customers should make a "contribution" to defray the judgment against the company because its customers didn't act soon enough to put a stop to the scheme.
