Sentence examples for freeing enough from inspiring English sources
In the end, the mayor found another way: he got the federal government to subsidize centers in public housing projects, freeing enough money to keep all the centers open.
The migration of long-distance traffic to Satellite 4 is expected to eventually speed European passengers through Charles de Gaulle as well, by freeing enough space in Terminal 2F to make it a hub for Air France and SkyTeam flights to and from the 26 countries in Europe's Schengen zone of passport-free travel.
This release likely allows an appropriate cellular response: freeing enough histones to kill bacteria, but minimizing problems (Gunjan and Verreault, 2003) of excess free histones interfering with endogenous cellular processes.
He said he doubted that conservation efforts could free enough needed power.
Successive governments have failed to free enough land for new housing developments, while doggedly preserving green belts.
Blotting out yesterday's worries and tomorrow's has evidently freed enough space in his mind to find the saving graces in the world's desolation.
It would not free enough money for early childhood services so that poor children could start kindergarten as ready to learn as their middle class peers.
Ehrlich insists that they are free enough.
This was free enough, and fair enough, to allow for Mr Meciar's defeat.
"You're free / You're free enough to find your feet / You're also free enough to hide from me," he chants on "Take Me Inside".
