Sentence examples for perhaps enough for from inspiring English sources

One dead star is perhaps enough for one so young.

By this reckoning, the daily tax cut would be $1.24 -- twice what Mr. Gore suggested, perhaps enough for a bag of chips with the Diet Coke.

The use of highly enriched uranium is significant because North Korea's plutonium supply is limited, perhaps enough for fewer than 10 bombs.

A source close to Winehouse's management said it was believed there was "masses" of material around, perhaps enough for more than one album.

Those steps are deemed necessary because the West suspects that North Korea has separated more plutonium than it has acknowledged -- perhaps enough for one or two bombs' worth in all.

THREE months is hardly a long time -- perhaps enough for a chapter of a doctoral thesis or for a failed diet -- but it was long enough for George Stephanopoulos and Alexandra Wentworth to decide they had found their life partners.

The workers would then pay more in taxes, and the government would have more revenues — perhaps enough to pay for some of the infrastructure projects our country needs.

Artists sometimes regard appearing in a contest as a first step toward getting recognized, and they can often pick up a little cash as well, perhaps enough to pay for supplies.

I've always said that I'm a man on whom God in His infinite wisdom has bestowed Mike and Harry and Morley and Dan and now Ed, and has also bestowed perhaps enough common sense for me to know how to deal with this precious gift.

If they simply adopt a green front to defend their 'greenbacks' they can slow the change, perhaps enough to ensure catastrophe for all.

I'd also like to see that he can take a risk for something he believes.Cue Scott Galupo, who's hoping Mr Romney will name Paul Ryan his running mate If Obama wins a contest in which the Ryan budget is a centerpiece of the GOP campaign, then perhaps enough Republicans will be ripe for a Bowles-Simpson- or Gang of Six-style compromise next year.