Sentence examples for have grown enough from inspiring English sources

"But now they have grown enough to compete with the big boys".

"The myths have grown enough to warrant a film," he said, pointing out that Joy Division have more fans now than they did in their heyday.

Latinos could cast crucial ballots in three of those states — Colorado, Florida and Nevada — and their numbers have grown enough to make them a factor in North Carolina and Virginia.

These Asian groups have grown enough in recent years to support their own supermarkets, language schools, churches, temples and mosques on Long Island, making the weekly trips that many families used to make to ethnic enclaves in Queens unnecessary.

But Sandra Tucker, the social worker at Dreitzer, thinks that perhaps 12 of the 36 families have grown enough in their five years there to be able to live without support.

By 2012 employment may have grown enough for Mr Obama to copy this trick, though it typically takes longer to create jobs in the aftermath of a recession produced by a financial collapse.Among Republicans, time has burnished Reagan's place in the pantheon of presidents.

Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House majority whip, said the government had grown enough.

By then his reputation had grown enough that he was able to do exponentially bigger shows.

A year later, it had grown enough to enable her to leave her job as a visual merchandiser for Ikea.

Now the band has grown enough to sell out large clubs like the 6,000-seat 6,000-seatter in Los AnGreek.

The talk of independence has grown enough that it is being heard in Tokyo, where some conservative newspapers have begun calling the Okinawan independence activists "pawns" of China.