Sentence examples for enough to prevent close from inspiring English sources
For starters, some substantive coordination between the U.S. and Russian militaries in Syria can be expected beyond the current tenuous level of deconfliction, which has not been robust enough to prevent close calls in the sky.
Staff were said to have reacted quickly to stop the door from coming down, but ultimately were not fast enough to prevent it closing, stopping at about 90% shut.
But council members made it clear that they were seeking a tax rate increase of 12 to 18percentt, and to restore a fraction of the mayor's proposed cuts to various city agency budgets, including enough to prevent the immediate closing of eight firehouses that the Bloomberg administration had planned to shutter.
Instead, they should be close enough to prevent the cards from flying everywhere but far enough so that the cards will have to travel in the air a bit before reaching your left hand.
Two Bursaspor defenders marked him, but neither was close enough or swift enough to prevent Nani from darting away from them and firing a left-foot shot that curled around the keeper from 20 yards.
Ford remained surprisingly competitive but not enough to prevent Tory's election, which was called by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation half an hour after polls closed.
They regained some ground later in the day to close 3.95p lower at 319.7p thanks to a commodities rally, which was not enough to prevent the FTSE 100 falling 8.54 points to 6,126.68.
The carer must be close enough to develop a good and empathic connection with the patient, and distant enough to prevent over-identification with the patient's problems and the risk of burnout [ 21].
In Viet Nam, an estimated 6.5 per cent of the population resort to open defecation and close to half of the population in rural areas do not use sanitation facilities hygienic enough to prevent excreta-related diseases such as diarrhoea.
The Congress party appeared to close ranks behind Home Minister P. Chidambaram after he was blamed by a party colleague for not doing enough to prevent the 2G spectrum scam.
