Sentence examples for substantial enough to avoid from inspiring English sources

While large, the margin wasn't substantial enough to avoid a runoff, and the two candidates will face a second-round vote on October 28.

Government sources said last night they believed the 137 amendments to the Bill laid out by Mr Lansley's department last week should be enough to avoid substantial defeats in the Lords.

One is to evolve spatial aggregations so that local population size or densities are maintained high enough to avoid substantial decreases in fitness.

Angela Geer, the charity's executive director for older people's services, said it was large enough to avoid having to make redundancies, but it was having to make "substantial cutbacks".

When is a study strong enough to list on a proposition page, or weak enough to avoid listing?

This is not enough to avoid poverty.

Have Newcastle done enough to avoid relegation?

Frenzel jumped far enough to avoid any penalty laps.

It is still not tough enough to avoid another catastrophe.

Just enough to avoid a two-game unwanted crisis.

The first two have been easy enough to avoid.