Sentence examples for enough to shrink from inspiring English sources

Even so, hiring was not strong enough to shrink the army of the unemployed in the slightest.

It's travelling for those of us dysfunctional enough to shrink from eye contact first thing in the morning.

Seen from elsewhere, these may not look particularly bad, but in Germany they are significant enough to shrink any wider ambitions to lead the continent.

There, it heats the lungs to 149 degrees Fahrenheit — cooler than a cup of coffee, but warm enough to shrink the smooth muscle in the airways, which swells during an asthma attack and restricts breathing.

The strategic shift is clear from the design of Mr. Obama's own budget proposal — which critics slammed as not going nearly far enough to shrink projected deficits, but which the administration intended as a bid to draw the Republicans into negotiations — to the White House's muted reaction to the House Republicans' plans for the deepest domestic spending cuts in memory.

Wall Street sent the stock tumbling far enough to shrink Ellison's net worth by $2.1 billion, to $5.19 billion.

It is possible that integration of PET and structural imaging data might provide more information than PET alone but this approach may only be useful at the end of therapy when tumour masses have had enough time to shrink.

This gives the uterus enough time to shrink back to normal and to allow her to go back into normal estrous cycling.

While the addition of 230,000 private-sector jobs in February was not enough to further shrink the 8.3 percent unemployment rate, the news did keep alive a positive trend that is perhaps the best Mr. Obama can hope for as he campaigns for re-election arguing that his policies are working.

The America Forward Fund would be a private/public partnership based around infrastructure bonds to unleash a wave of infrastructure and modernization projects on a scale large enough to noticeably shrink the number of unemployed.

The scientists concluded that, while the bears were not likely to be driven to extinction, they would be largely relegated to the Arctic archipelago of Canada and spots off the northern Greenland coast, where summer sea ice tends to persist even in warm summers like this one, a shrinking that could be enough to reduce the bear population by two-thirds.