Sentence examples for mute enough to from inspiring English sources

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If Congress were to stretch out the crisis over several months, it could mute these problems enough to make them manageable in investors' minds, said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.

What's mean enough to mute the nervous, without actually being hate speech?

A victory on a matter of national security will be enough to mute, temporarily, speculation about a leadership putsch against him.

Scott said that any variation of a two-team playoff would not be enough to mute the critics of the current system and that an eight-team playoff would be difficult to fit into the academic calendar, a priority for Pac-12 leaders.

Don't press hard enough to MUTE the string, or to fret it normally.

I can't say I understood much of his ideas back then, but I understood enough to be mute with fascination.

Those deaf to facts and logic speak loud enough to keep mute those who actually know.

I An old man has no one to fish with, so he sings to himself all day & always comes back early to hear the school-children sing, although he & his deaf-mute wife may not have enough to eat.

By William Maxwell The New Yorker, August 7 , 1965P. 22 I An old man has no one to fish with, so he sings to himself all day & always comes back early to hear the school-children sing, although he & his deaf-mute wife may not have enough to eat.

It's unclear though whether deactivating body cameras and muting them should be considered different enough to designate their own policies and procedures.