Sentence examples for enough to new from inspiring English sources

To put it another way, Intrade sometimes has a momentum problem: once prices start moving, they keep moving — because the market isn't reacting quickly enough to new information.

Many of Germany's problems in recent years have stemmed from its failure to react quickly enough to new ideas and trends.

The traditional church's sufferings stem mainly from its failure to adapt quickly enough to new religious appetites and new social realities -- most notably, divorce, unwed motherhood, birth control, open homosexuality and the wish of women to serve as pastors.

Security professionals have questioned whether the service will be able to react fast enough to new threats.

By being open-minded enough to new possibilities and realizing that by being transparent, you are actually making yourself more powerful rather than not being transparent.

Thing Three: I've never heard of this as a "test" but I have heard of this/done this as an "I'm not interested enough to New Jack Swing over to where you're standing, so try harder," like, ice-pick your way through Bitch Mountain first and thennnnn you will have access to a conversation.

It's not enough to invent new machines, new regulations, new institutions.

"She truly loved Hoboken," said her brother, Matthew, "but it really wasn't close enough to New York.

They wanted it to be close enough to New York to permit commuting, and it had to be by the sea.

Or maybe we're content because we are close enough to New York to work in the city without actually having to live there?

"It's quiet, and it's close enough to New York so that you can get down there, but far enough away so you can get away from the bull.