Sentence examples for which could be enough from inspiring English sources

The free Dropbox service provides only 2GB of space, which could be enough for your purposes.

This would leave just one private sector bidder, which could be enough to derail the proposed GoCo.

You're taking a weak economy and removing a large part of potential demand, which could be enough to tip us into recession".

With 67 yards rushing this weekend at New Orleans, Taylor will reach the 10,000-yard milestone, which could be enough to punch his ticket for Canton, Ohio.

Sleep deprivation, Dr. Dinges said, is associated with obesity, diabetes, stroke and heart attack, which could be enough to make frequent travelers question their lifestyle, and some do, he said.

Tesco Personal Finance is currently offering 0 per cent on balance transfers for 14 months, which could be enough to keep the remaining balance interest free until she returns.

"Until the starters, one through five, give us six, seven innings every time out, we're going to be mired just over.500, which could be good enough to get us into the wild card, but not good enough to get us to the top of the division, considering how good the Mets are".

But they have warned with increasing urgency that the site remains extremely vulnerable to aftershocks, which could be powerful enough to set off another tsunami.

"They have very sharp beaks, and are very persistent," he added, but "if the zipper opens a millimeter — which could be just enough space for the bedbug to sneak through — there's a two-inch flap of material and the Velcro itself" to stop them.

In AutoWitness [13], the error of distance estimation is less than 10%% for most of the cases, which could be large enough when the estimated distance is long (10%% of the 2 miles is 0.2 miles).

Dolde and colleagues have shown, however, that two nitrogen atoms trapped in diamond tens of nanometres apart can be kept entangled at room temperature for more than a millisecond (thousandth of a second), which could be long enough to perform quantum calculations.