Sentence examples for enough to propel some from inspiring English sources

Even a degree in computer science isn't enough to propel some women into programming jobs.

A Pentecostal minister, he is not well known among experts who follow rising evangelists, but he has developed a grass-roots following, enough to propel some of his books onto the bestseller list of the Christian Booksellers Association.

But some analysts say the government supports may not be enough to propel continued growth for renewables, noting that several states have already relaxed their goals.

That was enough to propel the network to first place for the night.

Whether this middle-class embrace is enough to propel him to national leadership is unclear.

Still, the results were not enough to propel Goldman shares higher.

But few believed that her victory would be enough to propel Labor back to power.

Those votes would have been enough to propel the measure to victory.

The Democrats thought Trump's negatives would be enough to propel them to victory.

That wasn't enough to propel Carmona, especially since Obama did so poorly in the state.

For example, it has been calculated that a "solar sail" could be designed large enough to propel a spacecraft.