Sentence examples for governors enough from inspiring English sources

New York generally seems to like its governors enough to re-elect them, which means that whoever wins will probably be around for the crucial 2012 redistricting.

Palin didn't like being governor enough to finish the term.

"If you compare it to the private sector, you couldn't pay the governor enough to do that job".

This increased acceptance rate could only occur when governors had enough flexibility in determination processes to allow more marginally disabled individuals onto disability rolls.

Ms Perdue is not long for office, and North Carolina may have a Republican governor soon enough.

It revives questions about whether this rookie governor seeks enough wise counsel and then listens to it.

"I know the governor well enough to know what's fair and unfair doesn't really matter in a situation like this," Mr. Howe replied.

They also said the governor had enough resources to continue construction projects at colleges without the $1.7 billion in appropriations from previous years.

Most American states impose ad hoc bans on the construction of new nursing homes, which are lifted only when the governor has enough money to pay for the claimants who will fill the places.

As for Ohio Governor John Kasich, who recently called himself the "prince of light and hope," Christie joked that he has known the famously cantankerous governor well enough to know that the moniker doesn't fit.

That investigation could explore whether the governor received enough benefit from gifts given to his wife — particularly loans or gifts of money — that he should have considered them gifts to himself as well.