Sentence examples for enough to transform the from inspiring English sources

But seduction may not be enough to transform the country.

Some has materialized, although not nearly enough to transform the rebel effort, General Idris said.

But are these developments enough to transform the Communist Party into a social democratic party?

Technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality are starting to get good enough to transform the experience of ageing.

But, he added, "there are 5,000 people living in Christmas and fishing there," enough "to transform the whole ecosystem".

The result was powerful and nimble enough to transform the humble TT — its underlying platform is shared with the Volkswagen Golf — into a legitimate Porsche rival.

Although diffusion through the biofilm is the limiting step, biomass grows so abundantly within the support pores at high residence time that the most superficial active layers of biofilm are enough to transform nearly completely the substrate fed.

The mere act of plunging, for a few hours, into an entirely different world when attending a play or a concert is often enough to transform, however temporarily, the tone of people's daily lives.

However, this instrumental dimension is not enough to transform traditional education the way ed-tech is capable of, by expanding this instrumental approach.

Not to wage the war of ideas effectively invites disaster: it suggests the West cares not a whit for the human side of things, doesn't intend to stay long enough to transform and educate the area, abandons progressive thinkers to fend for themselves against fanatical ideas among other things.

And then moving numbers of people to action that is powerful enough to transform reality and the human spirit.