Sentence examples for enough to make frequent from inspiring English sources
Sleep deprivation, Dr. Dinges said, is associated with obesity, diabetes, stroke and heart attack, which could be enough to make frequent travelers question their lifestyle, and some do, he said.
Readers can expect to make frequent trips to Wikipedia.But the story itself is good enough to shine through.
Most likely to: make frequent - and laboured - Star Trek references.
For Mr. Carter, the fights have been frequent enough to make him a millionaire.
Further research could focus on the threshold indicating when grandparental childcare is frequent enough to make a difference for the children's fertility.
That's enough to make one of painting's most frequent subjects — the artist's life — seem new again.
And while the meal that follows can be superb, the flaws are frequent and unsettling enough to make me wonder whether the Washington Inn is trying to please a few too many customers.
That could mean slower markets, with more chance for human intervention, or a move to raise trading costs enough to make some strategies that rely on fast and frequent trades simply too expensive to be worth the effort.
Airport chaos can be dreadful enough to make anyone want to avoid the skies especially the weary frequent traveler.
