Sentence examples for enough to dump a from inspiring English sources
The medic paused just long enough to dump a can of sulfa powder, a basic antibiotic, on the wound.
Maybe whoever did this knew the area well enough to dump a body without getting caught, but he's not from here".
The script would have us believe that he's ruthless enough to dump a body in the ocean without a second thought -- but it wants him to be redeemable so he's not ruthless enough to cut his losses with partners he knows will be his undoing.
The iPhone taught carriers that it wasn't enough to dump out a feature phone or two and keep the power on in the switch room.
And if he's smart enough to do that, will he also be smart enough to dump his pretty bimbo of a girlfriend, Pat, in favor of the infatuated, defiantly uncool Connie, whose superior intellect is evident from her eyeglasses and who agrees to tutor him for the Big Test?
Even so, how could Ms Stewart, a former stockbroker, have been foolish enough to dump her shares and on the same day phone Mr Waksal (she never got through to him).
Rick Nash has remained largely ineffective, with 1 goal and 4 points in 10 playoff games, alongside Derick Brassard and Mats Zuccarello; Brad Richards is relegated to the fourth line and about eight minutes of ice time per game; and the power-play units do not seem to know enough to dump the puck in deep rather than try to carry it through a skirmish line of Bruins who take it away at every entry.
Margaret Hodge, chair of the PAC, said: "It is simply not good enough to dump large quantities of raw data into the public domain.
If all that weren't enough to dump the dollar and Treasury bonds, the markets could always justify their panic by considering Trump's next step.
It takes a mere three couplings for him to lose interest, but – and here is an example of the wincing acuity of Lena Andersson's novel – he isn't kind enough to dump her.
We still had a few hours of paddling to do the next morning, including several sets of rapids, but we were ready to crown this trip as our best yet: great weather, unspoiled wilderness, no laborious portages, no other people and countless rapids that were challenging enough to thrill but — for the first time ever — not enough to dump us.
