Sentence examples for has become enough from inspiring English sources

Only time will tell if privacy has become enough of an issue to drive a change in Apple's bottom line.

Sleeping overnight in airport has become enough of a phenomenon that it has inspired one recent novel, "Dear American Airlines".

The front pairing may have made a comeback in 2013, but the false nine has become enough of a feature that it's barely even remarked upon any more.

Much as eBay spawned an army of entrepreneurial auctioneers, Google has become enough of a Web gatekeeper that its leads now prop up plenty of commercial sites.

The tearing away at the family has become enough of an issue that a novel on the topic, "Please Look After Mom," has become one of the country's biggest-selling books in years.

And it has become enough of an issue that Mr. Gillis's congressman, Representative Mike Doyle, Democrat of Pennsylvania, spoke on his behalf during a hearing on the future of radio.

By late 1998 Ms. Kilimnik had become enough of a success to go to London in style on an art fellowship.

By June 1864 this had become enough of an embarrassment that Congress deemed that white and black troops should be paid equally and made the action retroactive.

The locks had become enough a part of me that I winced when the clippers bit into them, groaned, and another piece of me fell away.

In the eyes of his father, meanwhile, Bennett had become enough of a man to take control of the Herald on his return to the US.

By 1955, they had become enough of a joke to inspire the hit musical "Damn Yankees," the premise of which was that only a deal with the Devil could put them back up on top.