Sentence examples for immediately enough from inspiring English sources

We accepted at the start of the site that the site needs to make money immediately, enough to pay our editors and for our efforts.

Naturally, Jordan isn't having it, because the cuts did not go into effect immediately enough for him.

The Republican plan would cut a total of $850 billion over ten years, and would raise the debt limit in two stages: by $1 trillion immediately, enough to last until early 2012, and then would form a bipartisan committee to recommend the second half of the budget cuts, which upon being passed by Congress would increase the debt limit by another $1.6 trillion.

Our results are furthermore in line with a study finding significantly lower levels of physical activity on days with poor air quality among respiratory disease patients, but not in cardiovascular patients, who do not seem immediately enough bothered by air pollution to change their outdoor physical activity habits (Balluz et al. 2008; Wells et al. 2012).

Customers want their products immediately, and there are now enough suppliers of almost any product that if one seller doesn't offer a quick and easy way to get something, another will.

I immediately got enough wine glasses because all my friends are big drinkers.

AFTER TAKEOFF If you are a "nervous flier," immediately swallow enough Valium to induce hibernation in a polar bear.

The Strategic National Stockpile has the capacity now to immediately send enough medicine to last 1.8 million people for 10 days.

The Centers for Disease Control got to work immediately, manufacturing enough vaccine to begin inoculation by the end of the year, but, essentially, no one showed up.

It was immediately different enough to spark a discussion about a whole new genre of publication, "subcompact publishing", a term coined by writer Craig Mod in analogy to the effect subcompact cars had on the American auto market.

In some species, copulation takes place immediately after enough of the sun's rays have been absorbed to permit the development of an interest in the surroundings; in others, copulation is the final act before entering hibernation, and the sperm remain dormant in the hibernating female.