Sentence examples for have amassed enough from inspiring English sources

Regardless, though, if you're a keen player you will probably have amassed enough gold from the in-game quests to buy at least one or two wings.

In other districts, however, Democratic incumbents appear to have amassed enough cash to ward off any major challengers — so far, anyway.

After 26 years you'd have amassed enough to buy a Starbucks grande cappuccino … assuming it still costs £2.60 in the year 2042.

Between electric cars and solar glass, between wind power and cross-continental supergrids, we have amassed enough sheer ingenuity to fix the unfixable.

In its latest report, the International Atomic Energy Agency says the Iranians have amassed enough low- and medium-enriched uranium that, with further enrichment, could fuel as many as six nuclear weapons.

Yes, the Seawolves have amassed enough talent to have seven players picked in the most recent Major League Baseball draft, while L.S.U. had five, which on its own is an upset.

The government had said it would provide extra spectrum to firms once they had amassed enough subscribers.

"And the company has amassed enough of an audience that it can no longer be overlooked by radio advertising dollars".

But a French official said he was confident that Ms. Lagarde, who did not attend the meeting, had amassed enough support to win the managing director post.

By 1979, Mr. Kiam had amassed enough money to buy Remington, which had lost $30 million in the previous five years, for $25 million in a leveraged buyout.

And when you've amassed enough budget points, you face the fearsome final-level adversary: the two-headed Beast of Audience.