Sentence examples for enough to patch from inspiring English sources

It's not enough to patch over it so we postpone this action.

He knows enough to patch his bullets with greased buckskin rather than cotton.

The question is, will that be enough to patch up all the other conflicts?

But it may not be enough to patch up the company's problems.J&J's recent troubles have been epic in scale.

A slight uplift in Spanish entrants (almost 1%, to 67,707) and greater interest in non-traditional languages such as Chinese and Polish, was not enough to patch over a clear and depressing trend.

When the film reveals its secret it's a stupendous anticlimax, but treated as a shaggy dog story there's still enough to patch together for a column to make the deadline.

Should they manage to hide this fact long enough to get their patch, thepatch-itis (the arrogance a newly patched out member gets that irritates everyone within a mile of him), renders him unable to hide his mommy issues, and he is tossed out quickly.

"The winds haven't quite made it out to the coast — at least not enough to dislodge that patch of dense fog," he said.

If the patch is big, go over different spots the patch with the iron — enough to cover the entire patch.

When nutrients are abundant, as in some polluted waters, algal cell numbers can become great enough to produce obvious patches of algae called "blooms" or "red tides," which can deplete the oxygen content in the water and poison aquatic animals and waterfowl.

GPS radio occultation (GPS-RO) has revealed the spatial distribution of Es patches at a global scale (Wu et al. 2005; Arras et al. 2008), but its horizontal spatial resolution was not high enough to image individual patches.