Sentence examples for enough to keep friends from inspiring English sources

The remaining sources of revenue -- the gift shops, special events and donations -- were not enough to keep Friends afloat, he said.

I also have a lot more time now, and it's easy enough to keep in touch with my friends in other ways.

The founders had been bootstrapping with their own savings, and have around $150,000 in seed funding from friends and family – not enough to keep Hmmm growing.

But it's simple enough to keep up with while you interact and chat with friends.

That might not be forceful enough to keep users' eyes glued while they wait for replies from friends.

Mr. Arment said he was confident that his service, which includes social networking features that let people see what their friends are saving to read, was distinct enough to keep his customer base growing.

Tattenbaum's and Youngerman's friends and others have volunteered 13 apartments so far, enough to keep the show going at least through the end of April.

Guy Shrubsole, of Friends of the Earth, said the money set aside for flood defences was "certainly not enough to keep pace with climate change in the future".

If you get a friend who's a bit faster than you, you will usually just push yourself enough to keep up with them.

Your neighbors, friends, and family are always watching and judging, and the danger of a damaged reputation is enough to keep you on the straight and narrow.

Enough to keep the personality.