Sentence examples for large enough to help from inspiring English sources

The net benefits of easier building should be large enough to help compensate losers and invest in projects to ameliorate negative effects.

Sarah Bianchi, a Gore policy adviser, said the Bush credit would not be large enough to help many families buy insurance in the private market.

According to the report, only six of those companies, including Hong Kong-based utility CLP and Swiss cement company Holcim, had set long term targets that were large enough to help keep warming within 2C.

The department recommends that the cameras cover a 20-foot by 10-foot area directly behind the vehicle, displaying the image within two seconds after the car is put in reverse and that it be large enough to help the driver see what is behind the car.

This tells me he's going to definitely be larger than Rigel, and more than large enough to help carry and retrieve things for me, assisting with my spine injuries.

By the 1930s, the Nansen stamp fund was large enough to directly help refugees become self-supporting.

The trustees have put the town houses on the market and expect to reap $51 million, enough to help build a larger, more up-to-date school and still have enough money to create an endowment.

That will certainly not be enough to solve the larger problem, and will likely not be soon enough to help William Eaton, Patricia, Antonio Levin and Rita.

The larger vehicles need more development, and the smaller sport car might not do enough to help Chrysler meet required efficiency standards.

In this study, one of the largest ED-based studies, no single clinical or laboratory indicator had a positive LR high enough to help clinical decision-making.

"I couldn't do enough to help".