Sentence examples for accountable enough from inspiring English sources

Sabathia is smart and accountable enough to possibly reinvent himself and combat the forces of age.

Some critics said the federal government was not being held accountable enough for the situation.

Black said: "Past experience shows that the Met is simply not accountable enough to take control of this unit.

"Online advertising is a $5 billion to $7 billion industry, and it's not nearly accountable enough," he added.

He thinks schools and teachers aren't accountable enough for their performance — but the huge inequities in school financing have to be a part of any serious education plan.

Doubts have long been expressed about how the Goal money is distributed, including accusations that the process is not accountable enough, and can too often be paid out as largesse to member associations, to cement Fifa's regime in Zurich.

But holding Big Wall Street Bankers accountable is not enough.

"Sadly, it took the killing of Mike Brown and protesters holding us all accountable to call enough attention to the issue that St . Louisis considering meaningful reforms," said Thomas Harvey, one of the lawyers for the plaintiffs.

Known as Millennium Development Goals, the ideas outlined during that session were promises made to the poor to hold world leaders accountable for not doing enough for those that have fallen below the poverty line and force leaders to do more to help them.

Sanders only managed a brief greeting to the crowd of thousands before a small group of protesters commandeered the stage, demanding that they be allowed to speak and that the senator be held "accountable" for not doing enough to reform criminal justice and promote racial equality.

When I didn't care enough to be accountable to myself, I had these girls to be accountable to because they looked up to me.