Sentence examples for may prove enough from inspiring English sources

Market solutions, such as Warren Buffett's recent offer to reinsure municipal bonds, may prove enough (see article).

And yet, despite the Social Democrats' present edge, it may prove enough to win the centre-right re-election in three years' time.One explanation for this is the economy.

A new sex scandal, more mutinous murmurs by his former allies, the threat of an early election, claims that he abused his position by telephoning the police before they released a teenage girl suspected of theft: none of these may prove enough to lever the obstinate old goat out.

And the temptation to go for broke in this way may prove enough to scuttle the compromise that Rowan Williams worked so hard to broker; to end his time in office with an absurd and humiliating defeat; and to leave the question in limbo and church politics in purgatory.

Turkey has proven deaf to criticism of its rights record in the past, but the prospect of closer economic, military and cultural ties with Europe may prove enough to persuade the politicians to enact many changes, including erasing the death penalty from the books.

The one-two punch of LTAB and @MayorEmanuel's twitter buzz may prove enough of a catalyst to spark transformative change beyond Chicago.

The company has been forced to increase its provision for dealing with the legal drama to £28m and even that may not prove enough.

MGM, however, is starting off with movies like "Lone Wolf McQuade," while full-length CBS offerings so far include "MacGyver" and "Star Trek" — which may not prove enough to change the minds of advertisers.

Chains like the Gap and Abercrombie & Fitch went into the season with smaller inventories than normal, but even that paring may not prove enough.

"While taking steps to reduce vehicular pollution is a good starting point, they may not prove enough," Ghosh added.

These steps, while simple, may prove bold enough to counter years of stigma, disinformation and oppression.