Sentence examples for sign enough from inspiring English sources

Then they would sign enough of them to allow the company to meet revenue targets, while delaying the others for use in future quarters.

Since January 2007 a stampede of offshore tax havens, many of them British one way or another, have rushed to sign enough bilateral tax-information exchange agreements, known as TIEAs, to get on the white list.

"But I felt that the magnitude of the contract, both in its first year due to the signing bonus as well as over its duration, would seriously impair our ability to sign enough quality players.

The answer is that as long as Pettitte is over there in the National League and not with the Red Sox, the Yankees believe they will sign enough talent to make up for Pettitte's absence from the rotation.

It was the first time since the ornithological woman had appeared among us that anyone had seen him alone, and if that wasn't sign enough there were those who could divine by the way he held himself and the particular roseate hue of his ears that the end had come.

"We were not able to sign enough new players soon enough as far as I was concerned".

As Hafez says, isn't a ghazal that he signs enough?

Dude had joined me at 8 30 a.m. at the hospital, where I signed enough paperwork to buy a house.

AG verdict They have not signed enough quality because of how they have been burnt in the Championship play-offs before and Robinson has not coached in the Premiership for so long.

Then a sea of signs, enough to complete a vast circle around the entire Capitol grounds.

Alston said O'Malley convinced him that when he signed his first one-year contract it could be a lifetime job by pointing out that "signing one-year contracts can mean a lifetime job, if you keep signing enough of them".