Sentence examples for expected to be enough from inspiring English sources

Dept fellowship funds are expected to be enough this year to support the expected class size.

The program funding is expected to be enough to certify two or three designs.

Last week's increase of output quotas is expected to be enough to meet that demand, he said.

The 74%-taxpayer owned bank has set aside $2.5bn in preparation, although this is not expected to be enough.

RBS has set aside £2.1bn to cover the FHFA tranche of the penalty, which is not expected to be enough to cover the total cost.

More than 23,000 people worked on building and reinforcing dikes, and the government's budget for flood prevention was not expected to be enough.

Men are expected to be hard enough and strong enough to look after themselves.

The event was expected to be large enough to be truly disruptive to the southern, Gulf Coast city of about 194,000.

(That is hardly a shocking finding — bankers are expected to be rational enough to spend lobbying dollars because they work).

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People working on this project will be expected to be mature enough to allow other people to constructively critique their code.