Sentence examples for represented enough of from inspiring English sources

When I talked with Karen Hughes, I asked whether President Bush still feels that Saddam Hussein's regime represented enough of a threat to justify war.

They were well organised and well attended, and represented enough of a threat that on 9 March, only 17 days later, King Mohammad announced that he planned to reform the constitution.

It still does not represent enough of the black majority".

Several owners lost their billionaire status because their teams did not represent enough of their fortunes.

"The launch of the formal SEC investigation, on top of canceled analysts meetings and other execution miscues, will probably represent enough of a 'last straw' to override any but the most extreme improvements in Dell's fundamental business for the near-term," Laura Conigliaro, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, said in a research report.

" Women make up less than 20% of these elected offices--not the 30% tipping point that would represent enough of a voice for our communities.

Do you think that different communities of people are represented enough in fiction today?

Athletics also weren't represented enough.

The big question, of course, is whether all of this represents enough new stuff for Destiny players to fork out another £20.

They don't even constitute enough of a movie market for Columbia Pictures to be concerned about how they're represented.

The reason other religions do not (rightly) have these same dispensations is that historically they have not represented significant enough proportions of the population.