Sentence examples for enough to overturn from inspiring English sources

That alone should have been enough to overturn the conviction.

"It would have been a decent explosion — enough to overturn a truck," the official said.

A new study has found that 68% of death penalty cases have judicial errors serious enough to overturn them.

"Imperfection is not enough to overturn an election," Mr. Hamilton said.

Uganda's Supreme Court said that the polls had been rigged but not badly enough to overturn the result.

By doing this, Mr Obama would certainly help the rebels, though probably not enough to overturn the regime.

Based on the oral arguments — which can be deceptive — the first alone might be enough to overturn it.

"I didn't think there would be enough to overturn it," NFL rules expert Mike Pereira said on the Fox broadcast.

Based on the oral arguments which can be deceptive the first alone might be enough to overturn it.

That fear signifies their recognition that popular power is real enough to overturn regimes and rewrite the social contract.

I reckon this will be hitting leg, but will it be hitting enough to overturn the decision.