Sentence examples for holding enough from inspiring English sources

But the judicial panel found him guilty of not holding enough cabinet meetings.

They hope this will make managers react by holding enough capital and liquid assets to keep banks out of trouble.

But holding enough lone rubidium atoms in place to have a chance of making a working computer is tricky.

The financial crisis showed that banks were not holding enough capital to cushion them against the risks they were running.

Converting these enterprises into limited companies, the banks sold shares to the public while holding enough shares in their own or their subsidiaries' portfolios to retain control.

Even if Republicans were to regain both the House of Representatives and the Senate this November, nobody thinks they will come close to holding enough seats to override a presidential veto.

Mr Rumsfeld conceded that the only way to deliver enough food aid was by road, and that will require holding enough territory to keep convoys free from attack by the Taliban (or even the Northern Alliance).

And other products, like "bugout bags," packs holding enough gear to survive a disaster for a few days, continue to be marketed to a small, but apparently growing, niche of survivalists.

Then on Tuesday, Mr. Netanyahu stumbled in his own re-election bid, with his Likud Party holding enough seats in Parliament to keep him in office but falling far short of expectations in the face of surging centrist voters.

If Europe began insisting that its banks begin holding enough capital to cushion against all the risk on their books — starting with Greek debt — the truth would be out: Their insolvency would suddenly be apparent.

The corner at Mongkok Road houses a covered wet market, where mongers eschew ice in favour of compartmentalised counters holding enough shallow water for fish to wriggle energetically until purchased.