Sentence examples for enough to forestall from inspiring English sources

Simply eating more fiber or adding a morning walk to your routine isn't enough to forestall mental decline.

Even partial success by the time Canadians pack away their barbecues might be enough to forestall an election this year.

It was not enough to forestall the criticism from Julius Malema, the portly, improbable, ill-disciplined but shrewdly articulate radical recently expelled from the ruling party.

The administration decided not to press lenders to grant principal reductions in the flawed belief that simply making payments more affordable would be enough to forestall foreclosures.

Thus, many analysts expect that any final deal struck in Paris will probably not be enough to forestall dangerous levels of global warming.

Inventive Preventives Both ancient and modern medicine can offer effective assistance if the above measures are not enough to forestall motion sickness.

It would involve enough revenue to forestall ruinous cuts in domestic programs.

But some executives say Mr. Case has enough support to forestall an open challenge.

For instance, Mr. Scott said Wednesday that Wal-Mart had sold 145 million compact fluorescent light bulbs, which he said had saved enough electricity to forestall the need for three coal-fired power plants in the United States.

"What really matters," he continued, "is the extent, timing and sustainability of the slowdown, and most importantly, whether or not an impending slackening of economic growth will be enough to definitively forestall inflationary pressures in the eyes of the Fed".

Had output per hour expanded at just the 2.3% a year it averaged between 2002 and the 2007, wages would have risen naturally, perhaps enough to have forestalled the recent push for minimum wage hikes.