Sentence examples for enough to repeat the from inspiring English sources
LAHOUSEN: Would you be kind enough to repeat the question?
It was not good enough to repeat the same old slogan for half a century.
And the Ascender would be robust enough to repeat the exercise several times a day.
("It didn't seem important enough to repeat the shot," he recalls).
Kendall would usually manage to give his clubs an early lift, but rarely stayed long enough to repeat the sort of success he had seen at Everton.
Mr Sharon may be a changed man he has teamed up with Labour to force his Gaza plan through the potentially violent opposition of the settlers but he has not changed enough to repeat the deal (more than 90% of the West Bank, a share of Jerusalem and all of Gaza) Mr Barak ended up offering in 2000.
"Given the enormous difficulty we have had in building this experiment, I think in the next 10 to 20 years nobody will be foolish enough to repeat this," the professor joked; and then in more serious tone: "It is very important we do it correctly, because otherwise it is certainly going to mislead the direction of science.
All the evidence would suggest they are good enough to repeat that achievement here.
The only one which is clean enough to repeat here is "the male model from Marylebone", a reference to his towering appearance in an advertising campaign for the paper.
They should be able to apply the knowledge they acquire, not merely memorize facts long enough to repeat them on the next exam". If science educators want to train students to consider "alternative explanations," should history educators find this inappropriate?
