Sentence examples for united enough from inspiring English sources

He told the crowd that the whole country was watching and asking, "Are we united enough to carry out change?

Thanks largely to the work of Wolfgang Ischinger, the German ambassador to Britain, the European Union will be united enough.

But it has since become clear that the real obstacle is a broad east European concern that the EU is not united enough to negotiate with Russia.

It also suggested that, in spite of political tension at the highest levels of the Communist Party, Chinese leaders remain united enough to handle a crucial relationship pragmatically.

But if we can achieve things together – then and only then can we be united enough to be a bit more ambitious.

The would-be perpetrators are not united enough, nor do they have the political capital or tactical means to execute their intent.

It does not help, either, that Syria's political opposition has failed to unite enough to create a coherent command structure or plan.

The chances are, however, that he will prefer to go it alone, wagering that a badly weakened Labour Party will be unable to unite enough opposition MPs to bring him down.

If these voters split into factions for different Republican candidates, either Mr. Giuliani or Mr. McCain could slip through the middle (while wriggling around the so-called values issues), uniting enough fiscal conservatives and national security conservatives — and moderate and liberal Republicans — to win the party's nomination next year.

Seward supported Scott, who he hoped like Harrison could unite enough voters behind a military hero to win the election.

The factions united long enough to establish a new government, replacing Najibullah's regime, but the internecine fighting soon began again.