Sentence examples for enough to unlock from inspiring English sources

Just tapping the sensor is enough to unlock it if the phone is already awake.

Indeed, the simple passage of time is often enough to unlock an impasse.

But these are unlikely to be enough to unlock the loans of some $10 billion by the Fund (and with them, further money from the development banks).

But analysts question whether this approach will be enough to unlock the credit that the economy needs to pull out of a deepening recession.

Greece's recently elected leftwing-led government has so far failed to present a package of reforms to the IMF and its eurozone partners that those creditors deem serious enough to unlock the remaining bailout funds.

And then there was the captain himself, Jean de Villiers, the most doubted of all, whose speed of hand, at least, was swift and accurate enough to unlock the Samoan defence time and again.

Play long enough and you'll earn enough "mana" to unlock the 1989 game itself, emulated, assuming you want to treat yourself to a truly hellish old time.

Five minutes may do; just enough time to unlock the doors.

Mr. Savage said the talks had focused on trying to create a safe enough way to unlock data on encrypted devices, as opposed to the separate matter of decoding intercepted messages sent via encrypted communications services, like Signal and WhatsApp.

The situations of Thwaites and Wilkes are eerily similar — both feature enormous amounts of ice resting on the seafloor, rather than on land, and downward slopes that create what scientists call a "marine ice sheet instability". And both contain enough ice to unlock 10 feet or more of sea-level rise.

He will feel he has more than enough talent to unlock a Real defence that looked vulnerable in Madrid.