Sentence examples for enough to grant it from inspiring English sources
O'Brien's folk are washed by longing rather than regret, and find friendships in unusual corners; they may not seek redemption, but their author is forgiving enough to grant it to them anyway.
Band generally does not emphasize the favor his partner wants — often he does not mention it — or even that the request be directed to a person powerful enough to grant it.
It is likely that he has backed himself too tightly into a corner for the board to feel confident enough to grant him parole when the next hearing takes place.
A white guy jogging with him was enough to grant him immunity from this harassment.
His "awarding-winning" service wasn't enough to grant him a pass when he called another black staff member "King Kong" during an argument.
Congress refused to grant it enough power to do that.
More than that, it's a journalistic throwback, in the very best sense of the term: a jump-on-the-bus, here-I-am-in-all-my-complictated-glory look at a subject who's both brave enough to grant this much access and interesting enough to deserve it.
While that's enough to grant a petition to review the lower court ruling, it will take at least five votes to issue a ruling.
Power-sharing creates weak governments; nobody trusts anyone else enough to grant them real power.
If the season were to finish today, their 7-5 record would be enough to grant them a place in off-season.
