Sentence examples for enough to grant from inspiring English sources

Power-sharing creates weak governments; nobody trusts anyone else enough to grant them real power.

The Spartans are playing well enough to grant their coach his wish.

If the season were to finish today, their 7-5 record would be enough to grant them a place in off-season.

"My aunt lives up the road in the next village," complemented by a subtle slip of cash, was enough to grant passage.

Then I might look like a convincing gay man, the kind of ingratiating homosexual America loves enough to grant equal rights, like Will on "Will and Grace".

He was kind enough to grant me an occasionally heated interview about the book last year, in which he showed he didn't mind getting challenged.

But no such explanation would be available if the United States Supreme Court did not regard the Bush team's arguments as weighty enough even to grant a hearing.

"The loss of a limb also gives rise to enduring harm," the board said then, but noted that it would not be a good enough reason to grant asylum.

On Wednesday, Ms. Harris had said she would not accept the recounts because the counties had not given her good enough reasons to grant extensions past Tuesday's original deadline for tallying.

He suggests limiting software patents to three to five years, enough time to grant a head start without stifling competition.

The market appears open for technology offerings, but not suffused with enough optimism to grant King an IPO premium due to growth concerns.