Sentence examples for far more than enough from inspiring English sources

Far more than enough time to rape and steal and mug and murder.

The votes in both chambers were far more than enough to defeat the veto that President Bush cast on Wednesday.

Now most people have enough — or far more than enough by the standards of human history — but the question remains: "What's going on inside their heads?" Little that's good, it seems.

And when it was pointed out to him that Wednesday was the second anniversary of a game in which the home fans booed him and chanted for his replacement because they had seen far more than enough of Smith for far too many years, he let slip a sly smile.

According to Frey's third scenario, "Obama squeaks by with 292 electoral votes spread among 24 states," but his victory depends on winning by very slim margins in four key states — Florida, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Oregon — which together have 66 electoral college votes, far more than enough to tip the contest to Romney if they go the other way.

As it became with every minute and then with every flickering of the dock more and more dear that Andrew had had far more than enough time to get out there, and to telephone, Mary and her aunt talked less and less.

Gmail offers some 6700 mb so far- more than enough for the average person.

In a typical story for Protestant churches on Long Island whose congregations are dwindling, a sanctuary that seats 700 to 900 people is far more than big enough for the Presbyterians.

The Office for National Statistics revealed this month that there have more than 5.8m incidents of cybercrime in the past year, far more than previously thought and enough to nearly double the headline crime rate in England and Wales.

But the nation's banks are believed to need far more than that to maintain enough capital to absorb all their losses from soured mortgages and other loan defaults.

Much has been achieved not enough, but far more than most easterners care to recognise.