Sentence examples for run enough for from inspiring English sources

"He hasn't run enough for us to have a real strong feeling about his style or whether he's a turf horse or a dirt horse, or really how we're going to develop him".

Hallion's call, Navarro's hit and the ground outs had tightened the Rays' deficit to a run, enough for a dynamic player like Upton to erase on his own.

It was close-run enough for that to have been plausible, I think, but it didn't happen.

And oh, by the way, when finished the car needed to run well enough for a drive across the United States.

Alexander Hleb sent him through and Henry's finish should not have run close enough for Valdés to grasp it.

He also indicated that the concerns may run deep enough for Iraqi negotiators to seek guarantees in the continuing discussions to frame a long-term security agreement governing the continuing presence of American troops in Iraq.

Jobs believes that the desktop version of Flash runs too slowly on the iPhone, the cellphone version of Flash isn't functional enough, and "there's this missing product in the middle" that would presumably run fast enough for the iPhone while retaining enough functionality.

The problem that we face is that if we allow the thrombin incubation to run long enough for all of the Protein S to be cleaved, all of its bioactivity is lost.

For soil that becomes tightly compacted, you need to allow the plows to run deep enough for the soil at the root level of your plants to be loosened.

Thanks to Cooley, England's conveyor belt is running smoothly enough for Shine to hop on without stumbling.

Whatever joy may have once been a part of these shows is largely gone, leaving them essentially exercises in masochism, especially because they've been running long enough for viewers to know what comes afterward.