Sentence examples for would prove enough from inspiring English sources

The wait is over: Erik Lamela has arrived, and what a first appearance it was for the 19-year-old, marked with an excellent goal – arced with precision across the goalkeeper Alexandros Tzorvas and into the far corner of the net – that would prove enough to seal a home win for Roma over Palermo.

Immediate concerns that even better-than-expected financial results would not prove enough of catalysts to maintain a market were dulled by the strong start to reporting season.

Either the invaders would overrun the settled lands and then adopt civilized customs, or the frontier defenses would prove strong enough to hold them off.

Ten years ago hopes were high that Assad – with the benefits of a British education and a nerdy interest in computers – would prove confident enough to relax his father's grip.

In a recent interview, Mr. Steel said that perhaps the sound in the renovated Koch Theater would prove good enough that the next phase of the refurbishing project could focus on other things.

But despite the hope of civic groups that those scandals would prove embarrassing enough to prompt state action, even a relatively modest proposal that would require vendors seeking state contracts to fully disclose their lobbying activities, just as groups seeking new laws are required to, has so far failed to be passed into law.

Because there are so many technical challenges to overcome in reaching exascale, the hope is that one of the two approaches would prove successful enough in the prototyping stage to warrant using it to build an actual exascale supercomputer.

Maybe, he said, his Glock would have proved enough to outgun an AR-15.

Spieth, 21, could not convert a birdie putt on the final hole which would have proven enough to contest a three-man play-off - won by Zach Johnson.

Will that finally prove enough?

His control escaped him, leaving more minutes of nerves, but Cavani's two glorious goals would prove to be enough.