Sentence examples for suspect enough from inspiring English sources
The odds are against another Broncos victory, although they can learn from the lessons of their regular-season drubbing at the hands of the Patriots, writes Lee Rasizer on CBSSports.com, and Bob Ryan argues in The Boston Globe that the Patriots' defense is just suspect enough to leave some drama in the mix.
That's quite a difference from the $39 billion it would cost to achieve the same goal through a T-Mo anduisition, and many found the revelation incredibly suspect, enough so to possibly derail the merger.
Kiwanuka's play was suspect enough that, in the wake of a knee injury to defensive end Osi Umenyiora, the Giants considered moving Kiwanuka back to end this week.
The Irish-bred colt sold for just $24,000 as a yearling and was from an obscure sire, Petardia, that was suspect enough to have only 22 dates in his stud book for 1999.
China's normal GDP figures are often suspect enough, particularly those produced by local governments, without adding a whole new layer of numbers even more prone to manipulation and dispute.The lack of an agreed method has not deterred some experts from coming up with green figures.
The Germans are represented by Turks singing in Hebrew a happy-clappy number celebrating Jerusalem's place as centre of three religions while Israel has two self-styled Black Hebrews who want to be Israelis but whose Jewishness is suspect enough for the religiously controlled interior ministry to deny them passports.
None of the Gore aides imagined that the dispute would take another 35 days to resolve, but Mr. Gore suspected enough to issue a warning in his speech.
But not, I suspect, quite enough for a selfie.
I strongly suspect that enough people voted for him to wipe out Clinton's minuscule pop-vote margin, maybe even replace it with a tiny margin of his own.
She began outside the 114th Precinct station house, where detectives were working on the case, though not, she suspected, hard enough.
Seimei is called into action by the young swordsman Hiromasa (Hideaki Ito), a member of the emperor's court who suspects, rightly enough, that the court's senior magician, Doson (Hiroyuki Sanada), is plotting a takeover.
