Sentence examples for enough to gain from inspiring English sources

Often, showing the "bulge" is enough to gain the respect of rival gangs.

They prevented the Flyers from dumping the puck deep enough to gain the zone.

None of this information was ever enough to gain special attention from city officials.

His story of fighting powerful energy companies might be enough to gain him a national audience.

However, it turned out to be enough to gain him the momentum heading towards Amen Corner.

The problem is that such advocates have been unable to make their case strongly enough to gain traction in Congress.

She plans to stay on cash assistance long enough to gain child care, then find another job.

The theory is that if plants are watered unexpectedly they cannot react quickly enough to gain the maximum benefit.

Second, the steroid cloud is holding back candidates whose statistics would normally be good enough to gain induction.

However, that popularity which was often greater than her husband's was not enough to gain him a second term.

… We clearly want 100percentt of the company, but 50percentt acceptances will be enough to gain control".