Sentence examples for has released enough from inspiring English sources
He has released enough players and let go of enough employees to understand that loyalty, especially in sports, is largely a matter of convenience and timing.
And, I repeat, the Governor and his campaign can expect in return that we will refrain from questioning whether he has released enough or pressing for more.
But eruptions of carbon dioxide from volcanoes or bursts of methane from emerging life would have released enough greenhouse gases into the atmosphere to warm things up, Dr. Kasting said.
Could the bombardment have released enough energy to trigger the shutdown?
A Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) spokeswoman says: "We're well on track to have released enough formerly used, surplus public sector land for 100,000 homes by the end of this parliament - and the Autumn Statement included plans to identify similar land for an additional 150,000 homes in the next five years".
(13 days, to be exact, but who's counting?) As if we weren't amped enough, Penguin has released a peculiar trailer that may or may not offer a glimpse into Pynchon's most recently crafted world.
In case you're not hyped enough, however, Netflix has released one final trailer to whet your appetite.
We had released Drunk Enough To Dance, which did really well, and it had been out for like a year before the Grammy nomination happened.
The company plans to raise $70 million, but it has not released enough information yet to gauge how the company will be valued.
He has not released enough of his tax plan for TPC to be able to model the results fully, but the overall results are likely to be similar to the other Republican plans.
Charles Calomiris, a finance professor at Columbia University who has studied discount window lending during previous crises, said the Fed had not released enough information for the public to determine whether some of the recipients were propped up inappropriately and should have been allowed to fail more quickly.
