Sentence examples for not likely to be enough from inspiring English sources

But the relatively small increase in revenue that Media General ascribes to cross-ownership is not likely to be enough to draw broadcasters like Viacom and Disney into the newspaper business.

Republican strategists say the all-out effort will help Mr. Bush but is not likely to be enough to restore his reputation — even in a state like California with a friendly Republican governor who is clearly coordinating his efforts with Mr. Bush.

Whatever the result, it is not likely to be enough to bring him much cheer.

But as he well knows, it is not likely to be enough.

That is not likely to be enough for the three debates with Mr. Obama in October.

A visit from Mrs. Clinton, he said, is not likely to be enough to repair the damage.

It's a tough crowd, and half-efforts and skin-deep revisions aren't likely to be enough to rise to the top.

An engineering friend said that it wasn't likely to be enough, but that maybe water mains could be a source of hydropower.

There aren't likely to be enough cells available under his narrow regulations to give this promising avenue of research the government support it needs.

Still, even $61,000 or $71,000 a year — the combined Social Security and cash flow from the $1 million portfolio — isn't likely to be enough for most people who have grown accustomed to living on $150,000 or more a year.

Those popular provisions, however, aren't likely to be enough persuade most House Democrats to support FIRST, and the process of reauthorizing COMPETES is likely to be long and contentious.