Sentence examples for good enough to pull from inspiring English sources

The intelligence was never good enough to pull the trigger.

But none were good enough to "pull the trigger" on Hubble.

That's the sort of idea that could be a gimmick, but Gang is good enough to pull it off.

But will the Nets ever be good enough to pull Spike Lee away from his beloved Knicks and back to his Brooklyn roots?

Twice, the sub activated the gyroscopes of the missile's guidance system in preparation to launch, but the intelligence was never good enough to pull the trigger.

Satan called the travel arrangements for him and his teammates "a big puzzle" and added that he and his countrymen are "still good enough to pull this off".

Stephen Amell is a good fit for Oliver: muscular, handsome and just inscrutable enough to pull off the transition from the playboy he was before the shipwreck to the avenging, bow-wielding Green Arrow he becomes on his return to civilization.

"Carl and Marshall are just abrasive enough to pull it off".

"Well, it's organized enough to pull people together".

The type of reel you use is arguably more important than the rod -- a saltwater spinning reel is a good option, as long as it's sturdy enough to pull in a 20 to 25 pound fish.

Is Foster good enough to push me?