Sentence examples for enough to save some from inspiring English sources

But even that was not enough to save some games.

The restored budgets were still not enough to save some programs.

It was vague enough to satisfy the British & wordy enough to save some face for the Africans.

The changes may not come fast enough to save some of the weakest flag carriers, like Olympic of Greece or TAP of Portugal.

And if the night winds up almost an hour or so after the ushers had promised, at least it's enough to save some face.

But sandbags were not enough to save some, and hundreds of people had to be evacuated from their homes after rivers in York, Leeds and Manchester burst their banks after "unprecedented" rain in recent days.

Thom Walker, the assistant camp manager, has been kind enough to save us some dinner.

— might be enough to save us from some unfortunate corrections.

The brakes have ample, if not impressive, stopping power, and the antilock system worked well enough to save me from some scrapes when stopping short in the rain.

Working with partners who are committed to eliminating the disease, UNICEF has procured over 23 million nets for distribution this year – enough to save the lives of some 138,000 children.

Some Jews say Pius did not do enough to save Jews during World War II.