Sentence examples for enough to meet some from inspiring English sources

Over the past few years, I've been lucky enough to meet some of the most interesting boring people in the UK and find out what motivates them.

I've been to several very enjoyable games, and have been lucky enough to meet some particularly wise and funny people who cover it, to say nothing of countless charming fans.

I've been lucky enough to meet some wonderful entrepreneurs who truly have a genuine desire to improve the world.

I was lucky enough to meet some of Leslie's friends on the outside, too.

This is the "diet myth" perpetuated by virtually every weight loss brand on the planet, and we're inundated with "before/after" images that reinforce how we're not good enough to meet some unattainable feminine ideal until we lose weight.

Over the past two weeks, as part of my work with Mercy Corps, I have been lucky enough to meet some of the people behind the changes in Egypt and Tunisia, and I have two reactions.

Having grown used to the idea that the region couldn't put up new office space fast enough to meet demand, some real estate brokers and leasing agents are troubled by the symbolism of empty space.

But would-be developers of these energy alternatives have had trouble lining up money, equipment and production sites fast enough to meet the goals in some states.

One problem, though, is that high-speed European trains are not crash-resistant enough to meet American regulations, so some redesign is required.

But it may not be possible to upgrade Bitcoin's capacity fast enough to meet the expectations of some investors and the Bitcoin companies they have backed, he says.

She was nice enough to meet with me over some gin and tonics the other night to discuss poetry, BDSM, vampire gloves, and bloody diapers.