Sentence examples for supported enough from inspiring English sources

Córdoba has had serious problems, without being supported enough by the previous government, and that was definitely reflected by the Cordoban people at the polls on Sunday".

And why don't good referees in England feel supported enough to respond to dissent as calmly as Kim Milton Nielsen in midweek?

That supported enough development work for Dr. Rickert to persuade LensCrafters in 1989 to pay Nanofilm to build two 1.5-ton robots to put its high-strength, protective nanocoating on premium eyeglasses.

In an interview with the Guardian, Hughes said: "There are a lot of people going to court who don't feel supported enough and feel in need of legal help.

"Socially, I think, they're not supported enough, so in general girls drop out of chess by fourth and fifth grades," she said as 5-to-9-year-olds competed nearby.

People have to feel inspired to think about potential improvements, they need to feel encouraged and confident enough that their idea will be taken seriously, and then to feel supported enough to want to work on developing the idea with others.

The region is mainly arid, however, and generally will not support enough agriculture and livestock to provide a livelihood for all of its residents.

It's absolutely clean, and if we could support enough of these, we would solve a lot of our downstate energy problems".

The proposed dynamic VAR planning methodology can support enough reactive power for failure recovery.

Oh, and it supports enough file formats to make you go cross-eyed.

Together, the Interior Department said these areas could support enough electricity to power more than 1 million homes.