Sentence examples for enough to enable it from inspiring English sources

We knew that China had to stimulate domestic demand to balance its economy, but then Beijing came out with ever-rising growth figures and Washington had to believe that the People's Republic would go on exporting enough to enable it to keep up its funding of the federal deficit.

Now commanders talk about "crippling" the militia enough to enable it to be disarmed by political negotiations.

The theoretical lower mass limit for an ordinary star is about 0.075 solar mass, for below this value an object cannot attain a central temperature high enough to enable it to shine by nuclear energy.

This would be enough to enable it to reach $1 million by the time he is 65 — provided the stock and bond markets each year perform exactly in line with their long-term averages.

The model also includes hourly interruption costs for a variety of customer types as a means of determining the optimal probabilistic interruptible load whose reliability-based value is low enough to enable it to be shed if necessary.

The very banks which hesitate to lend ten dollars per share on a stock would probably be glad to lend the company itself enough to enable it to pay out fifteen dollars per share to the stockholders.

Today, Celera says it has accumulated 15.9 billion bases of raw data, providing 6-fold redundancy, or enough to enable its bioinformatics crew to assemble the genome.

Our democracy is also strong enough to enable its expedients to be discussed openly.

Sure, Jason Donovan says with that hard-won lacerating self-analysis, he'd be thrilled if Sign of Your Love sells well enough to enable him to tour it.

But he said it was enough to enable him to hang on for another nine months and try to rebuild his career.

First, everyone should receive either a wage from the government (with no obligation to work to earn it) generous enough to enable him to work only part time, or a capital endowment at birth; the risk of people squandering their endowment in "riotous living can be reduced by limiting their spending to approved objects (such as education)"; in addition, the schools would educate people for leisure.