Sentence examples for set enough from inspiring English sources

The company has blamed the man operating the train for failing to set enough handbrakes.

He wrote in his blog: "Those who set enough fires will get burnt.

Although Motorola has produced some respectable new offerings such as the Moto X, these have failed to set enough pulses racing.

Ms. Jarrin, 49, wound up at a motel here, putting down $260 she had managed to scrape together from friends and from selling her living room set, enough for a weeklong stay.

One of the judges observed Wednesday said that the commission probably couldn't spend the whole $10 million on the proceeding because it would have to set enough aside to shut the computer system down yet again.

He was set enough to do when quietly fancied on his reappearance at Cheltenham at the weekend and will benefit from a more positive ride – such as he appreciates on the Flat – in the future.

In consonance with the view that advertising is effective enough, ( k ) is set low enough.

The standard needs to be set high enough to motivate quality improvement but low enough to be achievable.

Make sure you set aside enough time to savour it.

It has proposed that funds set aside enough capital to withstand future runs.

"It does not set out enough principles, and those that it does take too long".