Infinitive complement

• convince: I got to 478 and then decided that was probably enough to convince them that I had a reasonable amount of experience.

• satisfy: The way the Portuguese has started, the latter may not be enough to satisfy him.

• persuade: That was not enough tho to persuade all the audience, for there are some intransigent views out there!

• keep: Both supplies should be enough to keep things running for less than 10 minutes, which is a long time to be without power.

• prevent: A slope of 1/8 inch per foot is enough to prevent water accumulation.

• compensate: A teacher gets 3k for being in central London, for example - hardly enough to compensate for the increased living costs.

Converse of object

• seem: The game itself certainly seemed solid enough for an early build, and did pretty much everything you'd expect of a current RTS.

Adjective modifier

• fair: Fair enough, if that's what the fans want.

• lucky: Those lucky enough to be there are in for a real treat, " the source added.

• fortunate: Those fortunate enough to only see the online version manage to avoid the picture of me looking like a tit.

• harmless: Seems harmless enough, maybe, but they seem to crop up far too often for fairly unimportant characters.

• confident: If they feel confident enough, students can try acting out each story.

• tough: A full weekend of action in the Peak District for those tough enough to take on our most EXTREME event yet!

Modifies a noun

• money: In reality the NHS has never spent enough money on ICT.

• space: Phone for details. some schemes have enough parking spaces to allow parking for blue badge holders who do not use the scheme.

• room: There is just enough room outside each house for a latrine pit.

• time: Never have enough time to do what needs to be done?

• electricity: In the UK, its power stations generate enough electricity to power homes of around eight million people.

• energy: Recycling a glass jar saves enough energy to light a 100-watt light bulb for four hours.

Used with adjective complement

• survive: I've never had a 3.1 machine die on me... they all survived long enough to be either given away or parted out.