Sentence examples for induced enough from inspiring English sources

No wonder, then, that business spending on new plant and equipment has been so weak for so long: The sky-scraping stock market of the late 1990's (which indeed commanded valuations higher than those of 1929) induced enough corporate spending to sate demand and cause a recession.

But he has induced enough soft contact to maintain a 3.12 earned-run average.

The hole in the pitching staff did not induce enough guilt in good old Andy Pettitte to deter him from retiring.

Japan has the dubious distinction of being the first major nation since the 1930's to experience a "liquidity trap," in which even cutting the interest rate all the way to zero doesn't induce enough business investment to restore full employment.

But – you probably guessed where I'm going – what if even a zero rate isn't low enough; that is, low enough to induce enough dissaving on the part of the Janets to match the savings of the Sams?

Raising the inflation target gets you adequate demand because it lowers the real policy rate to the point that induces enough lending to right the balance between production and consumption.

That night, I'd eaten an entire pizza to induce enough pain to get me on drugs.

But can a realistically sized fleet of spacecraft induce enough deflection to head off a potentially hazardous Earth-bound asteroid?

This is valid while there is a minimum amount of local wind to induce enough sea surface roughness and, therefore, enough radar backscatter intensity [4, 9, 23].

The wrapped surface can prevent the aggregation of CNTs, while the bare surface may still induce enough interconnection of CNTs, resulting in high efficient percolation network.

Indeed, less Mn doped in Ge may not induce enough strain, which is critical to provide a nucleation site for the subsequent GeMn deposition.