Sentence examples for enough undertaking from inspiring English sources

"I consulted my father on which artists he thought were the most important to him during those years," says Paul Kasmin, "and we decided to go after one great work by each artist"–a difficult enough undertaking, and perhaps impossible without the combined prestige of both Kasmins.

To capture that process, for the whole of the documented language, was the project Murray was rash enough to undertake and stubborn enough to bring as far as the letter T - in the midst of which, "Trink to Turndown" just issued, he died in 1915 at the age of 78.

"Adelaide is small enough to use as a laboratory but large enough to undertake ambitious initiatives," he says.

Brushing up against death as Mr. Young did last year would be reason enough to undertake a concert film like this; but the songs are justification enough.

The point is he was great enough to undertake predictions.

Maharam, Stephen Maharam says, is flush enough to undertake a complete overhaul of its Hauppauge, N.Y., warehouse.

Where is the surgeon gifted enough to undertake separating these hapless conjoined?

They're delicate, but hardy enough to undertake an epic migration.

Mobil, with $58.4 billion in sales last year, might seem large enough to undertake anything.

Whether the present leadership is imaginative or strong enough to undertake such a reappraisal is another question.

Howard Wriggins, writing in Political Science Quarterly, asked, "Who but Lucian Pye would be bold enough" to undertake such a mission?