Sentence examples for enough to in from inspiring English sources

Organizationally, the company has grown large enough to, in many cases, require functional managers to take over certain duties performed by the owner.

One Trump adviser said the president berated Dowd for not doing enough to, in the president's view, highlight corruption and political bias in the FBI to undercut the legitimacy of the Mueller probe.

If you go early enough to In Den Ouden Vogelstruys, a homey pub on the Vjithof (at No. 15), you might hear recorded Maastricht music, jolly sing-along-dance-along tunes in the local dialect.

"It's not good enough to in one week to swap your moral compass for a presbyterian conscience and pin it on your sleeve [and pretend that the Damian McBride affair did not happen]," he said.

He survives longer than we expect, though, long enough to, in one of Cronin's occasional mis-steps into ludicrous sentimentality, father another key character's grandmother – clearly this is a universe in which heroism is genetically transmitted.

In 2000, he decided that he understood the fundamental science well enough to, in his words, "go for it," and, at the 2011 national meeting of the American Chemical Society, he announced a tangible breakthrough: a cheap, playing-card-size coated-silicon sheet that, when placed in a glass of tap water and exposed to sunlight, split the water into hydrogen and oxygen.

"You just want to be flawed enough to fit in, good enough to fit in.

Intelligent enough to fit in with the established striker force.

But has North Korea done enough to bring in revenue?

Near enough to pop in for a cuppa?

It's small enough to carry in your shirt pocket.