Sentence examples for enough to undertake from inspiring English sources
The point is he was great enough to undertake predictions.
Where is the surgeon gifted enough to undertake separating these hapless conjoined?
Whether the present leadership is imaginative or strong enough to undertake such a reappraisal is another question.
Maharam, Stephen Maharam says, is flush enough to undertake a complete overhaul of its Hauppauge, N.Y., warehouse.
"Adelaide is small enough to use as a laboratory but large enough to undertake ambitious initiatives," he says.
Mr. Morales, who uses a manual wheelchair, seemed confident that he was strong enough to undertake the hike.
International observers confirmed the outcome, giving Mr Jonathan a strong enough mandate to undertake reform.
But Mr. de Blasio chose not to run, saying he did not have enough time to undertake an effective campaign.
Mr. de Blasio, who said he did not have enough time to undertake an effective campaign, had considered entering the race after being approached by leaders of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
He notes that there are simply not enough data to undertake this type of global analysis.
An SNH spokeswoman said of possible signs of recovery: "It's very difficult to gauge as there's not enough information to undertake population estimates.
