Sentence examples for has maybe enough from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, he wrote that the episodes as a whole represent "a limp piece of storytelling that has maybe enough good ideas for three-quarters of an episode but is stretched across two for no particular reason".

"He was raced back by Spain to be fit for the World Cup and he has maybe not had enough time to recover that speed.

Iraq had extracted highly enriched uranium from research-reactor fuel and had, maybe, barely enough for a bomb.

Maybe they will have enough, maybe they won't.

"Maybe enough time has passed that now it's OK to show Mohamed".

"Maybe enough time has passed" and the Salem narrative is "fair game again", she says.

If she is saying she has had enough, maybe the prosecution of this case is not the best way to bring justice.

Maybe he has enough left -- just enough -- to help fans forget about Johnson.

Maybe it wouldn't have been enough; maybe, clumsily handled, it could have backfired.

But I think Governor Romney maybe hasn't spent enough time looking at how our military works.

"I think Governor Romney maybe hasn't spent enough time looking at how our military works," Obama said.