Sentence examples for increase enough to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has requested a $750 billion increase, enough to cover anticipated borrowing needs through 2004.

They'd quickly find that their peak-time business would increase enough to easily warrant any added labor cost.

For hiring to increase enough to rapidly lower the unemployment rate, companies must gain more confidence in the economy.

If Apple cut the price of each TV episode in half — to 99 cents, from $1.99 — would sales on iTunes increase enough to offset the price drop?

The experiment will be labeled a failure if the betting handle does not increase enough to offset the costs involved with the higher purses.

But helping farmers earn more money growing legal crops by giving them cheap seeds, subsidized processing plants and better roads assumes that the price of the coca leaf will not increase enough to tempt the farmers back to growing it.

That harvest has now increased enough to start worrying ecologists.

Are these increases enough to make you change your consumption habits?

But income from these ventures has not increased enough to compensate for the loss of government business.

Instead, publicly supported research could be increased enough to replace this patent-supported research, allowing drugs to be sold in a competitive market.

But transportation companies — among them Greyhound Lines — reported that ridership has not increased enough to justify added service, said Anna Folmnsbee, a spokeswoman.