Sentence examples for has risen enough from inspiring English sources
Obamacare contains many incentives to raise efficiency, such as penalizing hospitals for high readmission rates, but there's little evidence productivity as a whole has risen enough to tip the overall trend.
If you're Greece, the way it works is indeed that interest rates soar, depressing demand and compressing imports until the current account has risen enough; unfortunately, demand for domestic goods falls too, so you have a nasty slump.
If the 28-day limit is doubled, the penalty for merely being suspected would outweigh the average sentence in magistrates' courts for stealing a car or handling stolen goods (other courts can give stiffer ones).Parliament must soon decide whether the risk and sophistication of terrorism has risen enough to permit this.
But more typically, people there get stock-option incentive packages that are not paid at year-end but can be cashed in by employees after a certain period of time, assuming the stock has risen enough to make the options valuable.
While prices have risen enough to alarm some locals, they are still cheap for out-of-towners.
Big technology firms have lots of cash to spend: on April 28th HP announced that it was buying Palm, a venture-backed maker of smart-phones, for $1.2 billion.The snag is that valuations may not have risen enough to make juicy returns for venture firms.
Despite warnings from some in the school system that Mr. Waronker was a cultural mismatch for a predominantly minority school, he has outlasted his predecessors, and test scores have risen enough to earn J.H.S. 22 an A on its new school report card.
The phenomenon happens in springtime on the Great Barrier Reef, when water temperatures have risen enough to stimulate the sex cells to mature.
The price of gasoline, jet fuel and other petroleum products has risen fast enough and far enough to become a political issue.
Elite would mean somebody who is influential enough, and has risen high enough, to warrant personal meetings with the lobbyists.
