Sentence examples for enough to pose them from inspiring English sources

You may gather from this that Mr. Anastasi has some questions about what we call art, and is foolhardy enough to pose them.

American officials are reluctant to go nuclear and break them up, not least because the task of splitting them into pieces small enough to pose no danger would be horribly messy.

How are her books able to be, simultaneously, simple enough that 12-year-olds can love them, yet complex enough to pose an impossible challenge to a bright adult mind?

Having accepted us into their clan, I was given the OK to get the camera back out, and even managed to get them to all sit still together long enough to pose for this vaguely civil-looking group shot.

Still, legal experts say the regulations announced this week are broad enough to pose challenges to a wide range of foreign multinationals operating in China, since many of them act as distributors of online content or services.

The exiles have yet to cohere enough to pose an organised alternative to Mr Assad's rule, and so help prod international opinion towards helping them to speed its demise.

The Japanese government says that is not high enough to pose a health risk.

But they are big enough and powerful enough to pose real dangers.

Sure, he was happy enough to pose for a liberators' photo-op with Nicolas Sarkozy.

Kuczynski was naïve enough to pose for those photos, it's true.

Propofol dosages required for upper GI endoscopy are often high enough to pose serious risks of respiratory depression.