Sentence examples for enough to file from inspiring English sources

It was one of the few venture-backed start-ups brave enough to file for an initial public offering last year.

Nutanix was one of the few venture capital-backed start-ups brave enough to file plans for its initial offering last year.

Ms. Lane said she had sought a lawyer because she felt the police were not acting quickly enough to file charges.

In its statement, the bank said that it had "reviewed our process" and found it satisfactory enough to file new affidavits in 102,000 pending cases starting next week.

He still cares enough to file his exposés and character profiles, but as his paper increasingly bows to the will of City Hall he dreams of quitting the newsroom and putting his truths into fiction.

Larry Ribstein, a professor of law at the University of Illinois, calculates that about a third of American businesses large enough to file tax returns are now organised as partnerships or what he calls "uncorporations".

"At the time, there was not enough evidence to file any charges," Major Martin said.

But the authorities said they never had enough evidence to file criminal charges against him in Etan's case.

As for the appeal rejected today, Maddox said he had not had enough time to file the paperwork.

The report allegedly states that there is enough evidence to file charges against the chief minister and several state officials.

The benefit would go to children who have enough income to file tax returns in their own names but who are claimed as dependents on their parents' returns.