Sentence examples for inciting enough from inspiring English sources
Treasury Prices Fall (By Bloomberg News) -- Treasury bond prices fell yesterday on concern that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates for a sixth time this year, inciting enough growth to quicken inflation.
On a tight block, these players can incite enough robust gossip and buzz to get the neighbors talking and stir business.
Now, the question is whether invoking scary, criminal, lazy Latinos and Muslims can incite enough conservative voters to reverse the Democrats' 2008 gains.
Further, they have incited enough fear to prompt the usual Blue Dog Democratic fear of doing what they were elected to do.
The prohibition against monks either committing or inciting murder is severe enough that it is one of only four conditions that mandate a departure from the monkhood.
And while it certainly has enough of those trappings, it's also repeatedly hamstrung by its episodic nature, jerking from inciting incident to inciting incident without a clear through-line and leaving the whole thing undernourished.
It was pretty enough to incite the fantasies of Italian cops and tabloid editors, and just expressive enough to provide a richly textured canvas for a public all too willing to pronounce on the soul it concealed.
There's just enough substance there to generate frisson, but not enough to incite action.
An op-ed in an Ivy League school's student newspaper was enough to incite a national debate on trigger warnings for classic texts, but not enough to sway school policy.
After ten years of legal cat-and-mouse games, in which Dieudonné — originally Dieudonné M'Bala M'Bala, the son of a man from Cameroon and a white French woman — has been convicted several times for inciting racial hate, the government of François Hollande appears to have decided that enough is enough.
The movie is entertaining enough to be a hit — its domestic grosses are currently approaching $150 million — and provocative enough to incite debate among historians and Op-Ed columnists.
