Sentence examples for enough to keep some from inspiring English sources

Bumper bonuses might be enough to keep some from actively seeking new employment.

The high gas prices are not enough to keep some from going back to their cars.

The very trauma of the events of Sept. 11 was enough to keep some away.

Just the thought of moving could itself be enough to keep some people from selling".

There is even some speculation that the weather, partly cloudy at 59 degrees, was chilly enough to keep some Angelenos at home.

The trend, Mr. Cassar said, will ultimately result in advertising prices high enough to keep some marketers from spending on some search terms.

So when we look at whether there's still a place for media-streaming startups, the answer is complex — given current market saturation, new media-streaming startups may have a hard time differentiating themselves enough to keep up without some kind of bigger corporate buy-in.

The divorce rate is skyrocketing in families with children who have complex medical needs, some because of the financial burden, some because there just isn't enough to keep them together anymore, some because it is a necessity to provide for their children.

PETER SCHJELDAHL: Enough to keep my job, with some extra for fun.

Not enough to keep him in the job, some might say, with the others still in the party.

But he has also voted against them on labor issues and other policy, just enough to keep him in step with some voters in his district, which is heavy with working-class residents, many of them in labor unions.