Be enough
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both terms in one sentence
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Can our heroes stop Morlun from succeeding or will their combined egos be enough to drive themselves crazy?
Source: Comic Book / Spider-Verse -
Since standing knights occupy space, bum rushing the castle with low to mid-level units can be enough to clog up the area and stop them from moving goods and people around, crippling their economy.
Source: Video Game / The Settlers - There may be brief departures from the train but the time spent on the train should be enough to set up enough plot elements to stop people wandering too far or going to get help.
Source: Thriller on the Express
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