Sentence examples for establishing enough of from inspiring English sources

The key is establishing enough of a harmony among the various dishes to create a coherent whole.

Twice as Good? George Ayoub has owned the Donut World shop on Stillwell Drive for about 10 years, establishing enough of a reputation to open the Farmington Avenue store.

By 1991, Mr. Rosen had established enough of a foothold to start a real estate business, RFR Holding, with Mr. Fuchs.

The goal, they said, was to establish enough of a market for G.M. shares to guarantee they would trade well, while maximizing the taxpayers' profits.

If that gain were in Mr. Obama's favor, he would re-establish enough of a lead that there would be little doubt about who was ahead.

Justifiably or not, Mr. Pataki has established enough of an air of inevitability to his re-election that nearly 2,000 New York City sanitation workers turned out in downtown Manhattan on Monday afternoon to chant, "Four more years," and endorse their first Republican for governor since Nelson Rockefeller.

Only a few prestigious programs have established enough of a sterling track record to consistently lure the most promising founders and companies.

And while BellSouth's Latin stake accounted for nearly 10% of its total $22.6 billion in sales last year, it failed to establish enough of a presence to compete with incumbent service providers.

According to Everpix co-founder Pierre-Olivier Latour, the funding is helping the company, which has been flying under the radar for several months, to establish enough of a runway to get to its forthcoming 1.0 release, expected in just a couple of weeks from now.

PALM's first and most obvious challenge is it must establish enough of a footprint with its webOS to increase the flow of useful applications from third-party developers from what is now a small trickle to the tsunami we see at AAPL and GOOG.

But many industry experts say the big foreign makers are established enough to take control of the industry and its vast supplier network more quickly than is widely understood.