Sentence examples for saps enough from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 22, 1938 P. 25 Just why the physicians who deal exclusively with ear, nose, and throat should consider themselves privileged to treat their patients as if they were a bunch of Washington petitioners is as bewildering as why their clientele are saps enough to put up with it.

Just why the physicians who deal exclusively with ear, nose, and throat should consider themselves privileged to treat their patients as if they were a bunch of Washington petitioners is as bewildering as why their clientele are saps enough to put up with it.

The lighting extravaganza sapping enough electricity to power a village for a year.

Is that a nice way of saying Microsoft did not offer SAP enough money?

"We're either played-out exhausted or we're complaining there's not enough sap".

The drought has left many of the trees dehydrated, without enough sap to protect them from the beetles.

Yet recently one of his lesser-known investments is starting to take nips out of Microsoft, SAP and, oddly enough, even his own Oracle.

But video calls haven't caught on for a number of reasons, including small screens, quickly sapped batteries, not enough memory to cache video, spotty connections and, in some cases, operators' reluctance to support the service.

Still, when "Parenthood" stirs the sap, it is wise enough to suggest that some tensions may never be resolved.

Having said that, Mr. Kagermann insisted the negotiations never progressed far enough for SAP to weigh regulatory concerns.

The complexities of all that could be enough to sap anyone's confidence, to keep a person not only consigned to the wings but crouching in the brace position under the desk.