Sentence examples for measure enough from inspiring English sources

Critics have compromised the measure enough by stripping subpoena power from the proposed integrity office.

Yet after a night of intense lobbying, a majority of coalition members – 315 – voted in favour of the measure, enough to have ensured its passage even without opposition help.

Last year, when the marriage issue was debated again, four members of the Republican majority voted in favor, which, when combined with the votes of all but one of the 30 Senate Democrats, gave the marriage measure enough votes to pass.

The Hanukkah story of the oil in the Temple -- a measure enough for one day that lasted for eight -- speaks to the intentions and motivations that must underlie our efforts at conservation and our work to slow climate change.

Measure enough paper to go around the box lengthwise.

Measure enough of the wire length that you wrapped the wire around to create a stem.

Even if it is different this time, are the measures enough?

But it has been silent on the subject recently, and analysts said Saturday that the Council response was measured enough that the North would likely continue to negotiate.

It was measured enough, anyway, to satisfy Democrats measured, you could say, to a fault ("two verys, and not a very more").

When the opposition-linked pollster Luis Vicente León lost control of his account last week, the messages on his feed criticizing Maria Corina Machado, one of the opposition's presidential candidates, were measured enough to be mistaken for León's real opinion.

Are these measures enough to avert the merger Taurel wants desperately to avoid?