Sentence examples for enough to help an from inspiring English sources

The Labour Welsh government has faced claims from opponents that it has not done enough to help an ailing economy since it was elected in May.

Sometimes that's enough to help an introvert get through the rest of the night.

As a high school linebacker, he was good enough to be captain, but also gracious enough to help a more talented player take over his starting position.

Ideally, ADME models are made available on the desktop, are easy to use, and are fast enough to help a chemist to better evaluate and prioritize a variety of molecular designs or even libraries each day.

SUPPORT FOR HENDERSON: The Seattle Mariners believe something the Mets did not: Rickey Henderson is still good enough to help a team win a championship.

As he left, surrounded by a jostling horde of aides, bodyguards and reporters, he paused long enough to help a distraught woman.

The quilt itself, one might say, represents what happens when a talented person cares enough to help a group of young people.

By the same token, laws and police action are not enough to help a battered woman escape an abuse situation and restart her life.

Jeremiah Owyang, an analyst who covers the business of social media, said he was skeptical that the allure of a splashy celebrity was enough to help a start-up turn into a thriving community and business.

But on the first day of the two-day conference, questions remained about how much money will be raised, how it will be administered and whether it will be enough to help a country devastated by two decades of war.

The head of the city's Human Resources Administration said yesterday that his agency had failed to intervene quickly enough to help a woman, described by officials as emotionally disturbed, before she was fatally shot by the police in an eviction dispute.