Sentence examples for enough to operate from inspiring English sources
Pittsburgh-based PNC said its mortgage business is not big enough to operate profitably.
And there are some beneficiaries among workers: those lucky enough to operate the new gear.
Unlike silicon chips, however, DNA-based computers could be made small enough to operate inside cells and control their activity.
It can be hard enough to operate any business profitably — let alone one that also tries to improve the world.
He wants to see them be bold enough to operate towards a long-term vision for clean water for everyone.
In the meantime, the tech giants remain fortunate enough to operate in the realm of the applauded press conference.
He said that "it's tough enough to operate a management company efficiently these days without being distracted by other pursuits".
Do you want something or what?" "You seem savvy enough to operate under a nom de guerre, as it were".
Food costs a lot because Swiss farmers are not large enough to operate at optimum efficiency, and Switzerland's tariffs on imports of agricultural goods average around 50%.
"My arm was so weak I could only go backward at first, but it eventually got strong enough to operate the chair".
IF a company is sophisticated enough to operate modern aircraft, logic dictates that it should also be capable of collecting the full price for that transport.
