Sentence examples for enough troublemaker from inspiring English sources

A Canadian citizen -- reportedly in the U.S. on an O-1 performer's visa -- he can be deported if convicted of a serious crime or if officials deem him a big enough troublemaker, attorneys say.

To be branded as a "not-Christian enough" troublemaker before one even reports to their first duty assignment can have an enormously disheartening impact on these newly-minted, shiny, and (hopefully) idealistic models of the Air Force Core Values of Integrity, Service, and Excellence.

Norris, however, is enough of a troublemaker to rebel against the idea that he can't exercise free will and determine the course of his own life.

However, just the sight of the posse maneuvering down the parched East Fork of the San Gabriel River, from Fish Canyon to the San Bernardino County line, is often enough to deter troublemakers.

"A few troublemakers were enough to spoil the party for which PSG and Paris had been waiting for 19 years," wrote Le Parisien.

Martin pushed Rider back and glowered enough at the Lakers' reputed troublemaker to earn a flagrant foul.

What I say is that if you know nothing else about Jesus except that he was crucified, you know enough to understand what a troublemaker this guy must have been.

In the midst of the family's moment of fame, Twitter users couldn't get enough of the pink-bespectacled troublemaker.

Yet it is not enough to know that our troublemakers are budding artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs.

But their critics say they are not moving fast enough to cut ties with troublemakers.

Instead of dropping bombs on babies, we should give refugees safe shelter outside Syria.Once certain strategic locations are clear of civilians, let coalition armed forces do what they do best: kill all the bad guys, leave the Syrian army intact enough to drive out visiting troublemakers but toothless in most respects.