Some have suggested I stay in Texas and run for Senate, but that would not be good enough for for El Paso and it would not be good enough for this country.
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It may not be good enough for the Freedom Caucus.
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A regular old dovish statement may not be good enough for stocks.
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The automatic lane-change feature might not be good enough for drivers to let down their guard yet.
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Once you ask that question, you see that long run analysis may not be good enough for policy purposes.
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That might not be good enough for you-- PAYNE: I&aposm glad that they&aposre finally came around to getting their plan together.
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As it stands, an approval rating of 22019% among voters on Election Day 2020 will likely not be good enough for Trump to win.
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The imagery in the short may not be good enough for publication in your favorite tabloid, perhaps, but it's better than no photos at all.
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Those wages might not be good enough for a San Francisco apartment, but in Omaha, where the average rent is $393 per month, those salaries stretch far.
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That will not be good enough for Kelly's critics who are today behaving as though Trump's chief of staff has slandered Wilson's good name and must have satisfaction.
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With Mercedes consistently placing first and second, finishing third will probably not be good enough for Bottas, who has his first race for Mercedes on Sunday in Australia.
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But, there will need to be careful review of this content by those networks to ensure integrity, and I feel that algorithmic review will not be good enough (for now).
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The Trump administration might be willing to trade concession for concession with the North for a period of a few years, but that that might not be good enough for Kim.
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David Hogg might not be good enough for the University of California -- despite his activism -- but he's now got something in his back pocket ... a possible full ride in New Mexico!
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Less than a stellar effort Monday — especially Monday — will not be good enough for Philadelphia fans who are weathering a Cup drought going on 41 years without the team's beloved owner.
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That may not be good enough for everyone — the Apple Watch Series 2 still doesn't have a standalone cellular connection — but it's a definite improvement if you'd like to exercise without a phone bopping around in your pocket or (ugh) strapped to your arm.
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My conclusion, after running these funhouse mirror images by some friends to ask whether they'd recognize me if they saw these pics on the evening news: The "enhance" button may not be good enough for use by law enforcement yet, but it's getting quite close.
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Ossi calms his grandfather, who admits that he is having trouble readjusting to society. Ossi comforts Grandpa and assures that he will help him. When Isi and Ossi are left alone, the latter confesses his love for her and reveals his insecurity that he may not be good enough for Isi. Ossi returns to his mother's gas station where she tells him to fleece Isi for more money.
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She confronts her husband and admits that she thinks she might not be good enough for him. He asks the in-series documentary crew's help; the crew makes a DVD of the highlights that they have collected of Jim and Pam's relationship. The final scene that they use is from the second season Christmas episode "Christmas Party" in which Jim gives Pam a teapot as a gift, but takes back his accompanying note to her. After Pam watches the DVD, Jim presents her with the actual, unopened note.
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Owners of slave-run farms and sheep-flocks were advised that whenever the opportunity arose, female slaves should be fully occupied in the production of homespun woolen cloth; this would likely be good enough for clothing the better class of slave or supervisor.The notoriously parsimonious Cato the Elder, in his De Agri Cultura, 57, advises that slaves on farming estates be given a cloak and tunic every two years. Columella gives similar advice, adding that while homespun would likely be "too good" for the lowest class of rustic slave, it would not be good enough for their masters; but cf Augustus' pride in his homespun clothes. Sebesta, J. L., p.
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