Sentence examples for will be enough to avoid from inspiring English sources

Octagon is hoping that yesterday's announcement will be enough to avoid the downgrading of the track.

What many are wondering is whether, based on historical precedent, that will be enough to avoid trouble.

Few observers believe it will be enough to avoid the need for a third bailout, at least in the medium term.

It has also begun monitoring lenders, and cutting off those who generate unusually high proportions of bad loans.Whether all that will be enough to avoid a full bail-out costing tens of billions of dollars is hotly debated.

It says: "With the chancellor having already borrowed more by December 2015 than he had budgeted for the entire fiscal year, the Bank's revised assessment of the economic outlook suggests that not even a self-assessment tax receipt bonanza in January will be enough to avoid a significant overshoot of the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecast for government borrowing".

More talk about targets Amidst continued discussions on targets — whether to stabilize atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations at 450 or 350 parts per million, and whether peaking global emissions by 2015 or 2020 will be enough to avoid catastrophic warming — a group of scientists suggested it would be easier to concentrate on one nice round number.

Grant will know that a draw will not be enough to avoid relegation if Wolverhampton Wanderers gain a point or more at Sunderland on Saturday, and even a win may not be enough if results go against his team.

"As the Paris climate negotiations at the end of the year will not be enough to avoid the 2C warming limit, a HFC phasedown is an important down payment prior to Paris".

Walsall go into their final League One home game of the season against play-off hopefuls Huddersfield on Saturday knowing that victory will effectively be enough to avoid relegation.

And even that will probably not be enough to avoid some surprises.

That may not even be enough to avoid him, though.