Word: enough
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...feeling, the entire list was offensive," she said. "I feel that as far as the club was concerned, that the invitation was offensive enough as to warrant cancellation of the party. We are ashamed that we are even connected with...
...even clear that the package is ambitious enough to accomplish one of its main goals: encouraging the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. With the threat of recession more and more apparent, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan has indicated that he would ease credit once a plan was adopted. But financial experts expect no more than a quarter-point decline in interest rates, far less than the 1.5% drop the Administration has been hoping for. "This agreement will give the Fed a degree of maneuvering room, but not much," says Lyle Gramley, a former Fed governor...
...trying to encourage the widespread throw-the-bums-out attitude toward congressional incumbents -- the vast majority of them Democrats -- to boost the chances of Republican challengers. Asked if the anti-incumbent fever might not topple some G.O.P. members of Congress, the official confidently predicted, "I think they feel strong enough to withstand it." Many Republican strategists are not so sanguine. They fear that in next week's voting the Republicans may lose more than 10 House seats, the average for the party that holds the White House in a midterm elections...
...American grocery store, claims Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Louis Sullivan, has become a "Tower of Babel." Consumers need to be linguists, scientists and mind readers to understand the overblown health claims on labels that blare at them from supermarket shelves. And even those skills may not be enough. "Light" may mean low calorie to most health- conscious consumers, but on a bottle of Bertolli Extra Light olive oil, the term refers to its color. Hostess Light cupcakes are said to be "low fat, no cholesterol," but that does not mean they...
...rarely talked and refused to walk. Then one day comic magician Mark Mitton taught him a "mind-reading" card game, and Carmelo began to open up. The boy took great pride in fooling one of his real doctors with the card trick. Mitton later said Carmelo was a good enough actor to join C.C.U., except "we've got a problem because you can't walk." "Oh, I can walk!" Carmelo bragged. He hadn't taken a step in eight months...