Sentence examples for becoming not enough from inspiring English sources

Yet, as more and more students aim for top colleges each year, that is also becoming not enough to stand out.

By trying to be all things to all people, Tesco is in danger of becoming not quite enough for nowhere near enough people.

Becoming, not just being.

And in quiet moments with my exuberant little girls, I regret ever thinking that becoming a mother was not enough.

When Sony unveiled their PlayStation 4, one of my complaints was that it focused too much on games and not enough on becoming more than just a console.

"When you have something as catastrophic as the Trump campaign is becoming, there aren't enough weeks left to turn things around, and little ability to organize effectively and capture a strong share of the early vote," said Mike Murphy, a veteran Republican strategist who worked on behalf of Jeb Bush during the primaries.

What is becoming clear is that it is not enough to consider the banks in isolation.

"Many are leaving the profession to work elsewhere, or choosing to retire early, and there are currently not enough medical graduates becoming GPs to replace them.

Many organisations are becoming increasingly aware that it's not enough just to look at someone's expertise when it comes to promotion.

Having "the instrument in your throat" is not enough, she said; becoming a singer "takes work on your psyche, your innermost being".

Finding yourself in a weak team on Battlefront can be exasperating, but perhaps not enough to justify becoming the guy effortlessly massacring opponents before they get called down for their tea.