Sentence examples for has fallen far enough from inspiring English sources

Some analysts have said oil could sink to as low as $10 a barrel before traders decide the price has fallen far enough.

The headline numbers are impressive: both output and employment have passed their pre-recession peaks and the unemployment rate, at 6.1%, has fallen far enough to inspire the Federal Reserve to debate, openly, when to raise interest rates.

Ciena and JDS Uniphase are survivors in technology, according to Ragas, but neither has fallen far enough yet to qualify as buys.

Mr. Pradilla argues that stock prices have fallen far enough that valuations are now reasonable.

But he thinks the market may have fallen far enough to entice the renters waiting in the wings.

The housing and mortgage markets will pick up once home prices have fallen far enough to attract buyers.

With his arm round Francie, Kilroy tried to slow her down, in the hope of setting up an opportunity for something when they had fallen far enough behind.

That depends in part on a judgment about whether prices have fallen far enough to erase the excesses of the bubble, or whether houses remain overvalued.

By 2008, he said, he had fallen far enough behind in his tax payments that the federal government filed a lien against him for $52,788.

On Wednesday, Mr. Kumar said Intel shares had fallen far enough to represent a trading buy, although he did not change his rating.

The sale Monday, however, suggested the price may have fallen far enough to make the bank's shares attractive, given the overall prospects for the banking market in Russia.