Sentence examples for enough to enable me from inspiring English sources

Dawn, from Sheffield, said: "I was able to see a counsellor on the NHS but only for a very limited time, not long enough to enable me to learn the skills I needed to help me cope day to day.

Mr. Timerman wrote, "This is what I try to do in Tyre and Sidon as I gaze on these ancient cities, reduced to ruins in a couple of weeks," and "is this enough to enable me to converse with the ruins of Tyre and Sidon...?" Some of our readers took these and other such statements to mean that the Israelis had totally destroyed the cities of Tyre and Sidon.

My group has expanded enough to enable me to expand this market area and to develop a team to conduct these engagements.

I charge £150 per hour and I get enough enquiries to enable me to choose my own working hours.

I knew I had to be near enough 100% to enable me to even apply and try and get back, so that's what I did".

I hastily sent them off for a coffee and rushed to the photocopier to prepare enough stuff to enable me to 'blag' my way through to 9 p.m. Phew!

"As far as Jack and John, they're pretty much neck and neck for a place in the team and I'm still to decide whether I just choose one or whether possibly we have enough substitutes to enable me to give each of them a game".

"I said as soon as I took the job I would like to make a good enough impact on the lads to enable me not to play and I stand by that.

My sense of biblical values makes me eager to see workers for whom I am at least partially responsible paid enough to enable them to care for their own basic needs.

That's close enough to enable clinical study, and far enough to establish critical distance.

"The river is big enough to enable us to all work together".