Sentence examples for enough to force some from inspiring English sources

"This may be enough to force some of them out," he said.

The threat of a shutdown (exaggerated, in the eyes of some, until it happened) would be enough to force some last-instant compromise, as it usually does.

The first day of trading of October marked a sharp reversal of the way the markets closed out the dismal last week of September, and the broad-based advance was enough to force some bears to abandon their short positions.

Harmony Gold Mining : A tiny tap on the brakes of the gold rush was enough to force some investors to abandon bullish positions on the underground and surface gold mining company Thursday amid the 5% decline in shares to $10.23.

The legal costs alone are enough to force some to file, while wage garnishments to cover back child support or alimony can strip others of the ability to pay the rest of their bills.

The plan is an attempt to bridge the differences between anti-war Democrats, led by Rep. John P. Murtha Pa .., who have wanted to devise standards of troop readiness strict enough to force Bush to delay some deployments and bring some troops home, and Democrats wary of seeming to place restrictions on the president's role as commander in chief.

But Baumbach's monochromatic presentation of age is tone-deaf enough to force the mounting of some kind of defense.

To get into it now -- particularly when the sales of cereal are sluggish enough to force companies like Kellogg to seek some alternatives -- may prove to be one of the largest potential stumbling blocks to a deal.

Some people think that growth is weakening enough to force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.

It could be enough to force him from the race.

Often, cutting aid is simply not enough to force change.