Sentence examples for yet be enough to from inspiring English sources
He believes that seven points from Toronto's three remaining fixtures could yet be enough to get them into the playoffs.
Most make their money predominantly from ads on YouTube, with regular speculation this year that those revenues may not yet be enough to fund profitable businesses – at least not those investing heavily in original shows.
As for the Shrimpers, they host already-relegated Macclesfield, needing assistance elsewhere, but a greater goal difference than both rivals means a point against the Silkmen could yet be enough to sneak up.
Voter dissatisfaction may yet be enough to nudge a Democrat victory in mid-term House races, but Democrats cannot delude themselves into thinking they can win the bigger prize of the White House without giving voters something and someone to vote for.
A first term hasn't yet been enough to close Guantánamo, and long enough to get some very bad practices codified.
But whatever steps Mr. Hesse has taken have not yet been enough to stem the tide of losses that has plagued Sprint for more than a year.
But that revenue has not yet been enough to outpace the fulfillment, Web development and merchandising costs associated with the store.
She is cognizant of the fact that the past twenty-four years of change in the former Soviet Union have not yet been enough to bring people to value each other.
Over the past year, authorities in Brussels have steadily accumulated an array of new powers, but that has not yet been enough to reassure investors that the euro zone can survive the crisis.
No scandal, no unwelcome political endorsements, no quantity of grim evidence of the impact that football is having on the long-term mental health of its participants has yet been enough to persuade us to stop watching the NFL.
University of Stirling swimmer Cameron Brodie's British Championship 200m butterfly-winning time has not yet been enough to secure him a place on Team GB for the World Championships in Russia in August.
