Sentence examples for enough to encourage a from inspiring English sources

The music was never intrusive yet peppy enough to encourage a bit of dancing.

A successful bipartisan Senate bill and more persuasive president could be enough to encourage a future House speaker to allow a vote, too, or at the very least put pressure on the Republican-controlled House.

With Iraq's Sunnis concentrated in two provinces, Anbar and Nineveh, that share a lengthy desert border with Syria., Mr. Maliki himself has warned that a Sunni government in Damascus could be enough to encourage a Sunni attempt to seize back power in Baghdad.

The new restaurant joins a small handful of French spots clustered in the southeast portion of the county, an area that has attracted a sizable French-speaking population, one large enough to encourage a few of the supermarkets in the region to devote a section to French import products.

Push! Crawl right up on your knees!" Songs like "March of the Pigs" typify Reznor's particular talents: lyrics and beats that are simple enough to encourage a visceral response, set against a structured noise that is strange enough to keep things from becoming too predictable.

Often when engineers are confronted by ethical problems, a quick glance at an engineering code of ethics is enough to encourage a decision that the engineer can live with.

It could also show that the S5 just isn't compelling enough to encourage an upgrade at this time.

The problem is, the lure of power and sex can be enough to encourage an ambitious high-ranker to hasten along that succession.

The simple physical presence of such a book in a classroom can be enough to encourage an inquisitive student to flip through its pages and find inspiration, prompting a request to borrow the book.

Then governor, Wallace was blamed for fostering an atmosphere volatile enough to encourage such an action, and this time the frozen image shows an opaque facial expression.

He swung it just enough to encourage doubts in a batsman's mind.