Sentence examples for with enough about from inspiring English sources

Haggling in the Senate may yield a new version with enough about labour standards and the environment to satisfy the protectionists.

But for all their cash and flash, the Pixar and Bollywood offerings have a cultish whiff about them: intended blockbusters they may be, but these also look like elegant, knowing movies with enough about them to please gastronome urbanites who get the joke.

But none of them has heft and true depth, with enough information about every doctor to make a decision and feel good about it.

But he can drop more names than St. Peter, who will no doubt pepper him with enough questions about Ali and Namath and Breslin and Crystal to cause gridlock at the gates.

Butter a 2-quart soufflé dish or casserole and sprinkle with enough Parmesan (about 1 tablespoon) to lightly coat the dish.

For one thing, Mr. Corzine has not provided voters with enough information about his vast stock holdings to determine where his personal interests might lie.

The "consumer-directed health care" movement calls for providing people with enough information about doctors and treatments so that they can make wise decisions.

So Queenie unfurls the story of her friendship with the pilot, Maddie, interspersed with enough information about codes and airports to live for one more day, and another, and another.

A paper published in October in the American Journal of Public Health selected 13,000 crashes in 1993-96 from a federal database, and found 5,000 cases with enough data about the driver, the injuries and the car to be analyzed.

The hope was that with enough data about precursor phenomena abnormal bulging of the earth's crust, variations in its electrical resistance and in the local magnetic field, changes in the level and chemical composition of ground water, and so on some pattern would surely emerge, just as particular patterns in the atmosphere are more-or-less reliable predictors of rain.

The book, which came out in 1948, the same year as Irwin Shaw's "Young Lions," is a brutal, naturalistic depiction of a single platoon in the South Pacific, with enough details about the sex lives of G.I.'s to bring a blush to the cheeks of not only Masters and Johnson, but a Kardashian or two.