Sentence examples for enough to resolve from inspiring English sources

Enough to resolve all issues without raising capital within a wide margin of safety?

Nor did the 2003 reforms do enough to resolve looming budget problems.

The Kurdish example, however, also illustrates that mere autonomy is not enough to resolve conflict.

But he said it was not clear whether Canadian efforts would be enough to resolve concerns about pollution.

Typically a letter to remind the company of its obligation under US law is enough to resolve conflicts.

A small "fee," say 50 or 100 rubles (about $1.80 to $3.60), is usually enough to resolve most situations.

"I am not even remotely smart enough to resolve any of this, even in my own mind," he writes.

The total loss to the government is more than $11 billion euros a year, enough to resolve Greece's immediate budget crisis.

Germany acted to avert the imminent financial collapse of several countries, but often late and never decisively enough to resolve the crisis once and for all.

But the opportunity for calmer dialogue afforded by Mr Bush's current tour of Europe has not been enough to resolve the differences.

Not one of those parties has done enough to resolve the dispute, which revolves around the phasing out of conductors on trains.