Sentence examples for arguably not enough from inspiring English sources

Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Nearly 40 years after Title IX, women's opportunities to play sports have increased (although arguably not enough).

Although the amount of money set aside to combat the problem is arguably not enough, the fact that the issue is now so prominent means we're on the right track.

38 Therefore, although it is difficult to pinpoint how much education Canadian medical students receive or should be receiving on the topic, what this survey demonstrates is that it is arguably not enough.

AMR has been high on the world health agenda for some time (though arguably not high enough) and yet global efforts have not moved forward fast enough.

There are problems here that cry out to be tackled and the Government, to its credit, has tried, though arguably not hard enough, to get those capable of work into employment.

Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudis, and the Saudi response to this fact has been spastic; Washington has tried, arguably not hard enough, to get the Saudis' attention.

If the minimum wage had kept up with inflation over the last few decades, it would now be $10.55 per hour -- arguably still not enough to support a family, but a marked improvement from where it is presently.

While, arguably, there is not enough quality in the squad to go all the way, the Azzurri should certainly be progressing to the knockout stages, with a semi-final place an ambitious yet realistic objective.

A 2-1 victory at Getafe, the second goal beautifully made by Piti with arguably the pass of the season, is not enough to get them out of the relegation zone but there's maybe some hope now.

It was arguably Scunthorpe's best performance of the season so far, but not enough to deny Reading a place in the third round.

The support of Reid, Manchin, and Warner would not be enough, though, for Democrats to pass even something relatively popular and arguably not all that restrictive, or effective like the assault-weapons ban.