Sentence examples for enough to reverse a from inspiring English sources

"It was strong enough to reverse a compass," he said.

But her salutary appearance will not be enough to reverse a sorry decline.

The brilliantly mercurial Retrograde, along with all the songs here, were good enough to reverse a retrograde Mercury.

Although Facebook denied that there was any systematic suppression of conservative views, the outcry was enough to reverse a tiny first step it had taken toward introducing human judgment into the algorithmic machine.

The score represents an equal record low for Australia, which has been unable to improve its anti-corruption and integrity efforts enough to reverse a slide that began in 2014.

Neither, though, was enough to reverse a recent shift in mood against Brazil.Investors were initially sceptical about Brazil's inclusion in the BRICs, the acronym devised in 2001 by Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs to group Brazil, Russia, India and China.

In a bid to prevent some of these deaths, the Therapeutic Goods Administration has rescheduled Naloxone so people can get a single-use filled syringe of the drug over the counter, enough to reverse an opioid overdose.

In the 1980s and 1990s, economists came around to the view that only monetary policy could act quickly enough to reverse or moderate a recession.

This could mean that there is no system for such upregulation, or alternatively, any existing system is not strong enough to reverse that great an imbalance.

General Odierno navigated the transition from the Bush administration to the Obama administration far better than his counterpart in Afghanistan, Gen. David D. McKiernan, who was forced into retirement in May 2009 because President Obama and the Pentagon leadership felt he had not done enough to reverse the drift in a war long overshadowed by Iraq.

"Due to the low population levels observed in certain sectors, improving the habitat will not be enough to reverse the downward trend," says an official with the wildlife and hunting agency.