Sentence examples for possibly enough to from inspiring English sources

Automakers are now reducing production, possibly enough to avoid even deeper incentives later this winter.

He's every bad comedian you've seen and possibly enough to ruin comedy for you forever.

He has around 15-20% support in opinion polls, possibly enough to take him into a run-off vote.

But if he improved on it by 116 percent, as he did in Iowa, he would get 40 percent of the vote there, very possibly enough to win.

But a study in the Journal of Geophysical Research suggests that geoengineering could significantly reduce precipitation, possibly enough to have an impact on crops and drinking water.

Corker also hinted that support for ending U.S. support for Saudi Arabia had grown significantly since March — possibly enough to carry such a measure across the Senate floor.

The call is also a reminder that you are rich enough to have a telephone, and possibly enough money to make it worth trying to scam you.

I'd finally have a swath of uninterrupted minutes to read the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists Decoding Your Dog and possibly enough time to bang out an article review.

"I can't possibly grow enough to eat," he says.The alternative is often worse, however.

There was contact, though possibly not enough to send the forward tumbling to the ground.

Not for the buying public, and possibly not enough to save Barbie, either.