Sentence examples for believed not enough from inspiring English sources

Morley believed not enough time had elapsed between the issuance of the notice and the hearing to be sure the court wouldn't receive a return-to-sender message.

That said, Wong believes not enough people spoke up against the sexism Gillard faced.

Mr Shepherd believes not enough was done to help the children.

And that's something he believes not enough people are willing to do.

But the committee believes not enough is being done by UK Sport to help both team and emerging sports.

A councillor who believes not enough is being done to oppose the Navitus Bay wind farm off the south coast has resigned from the Conservatives.

He says he has told the foreign ministers of Myanmar and Bangladesh that the UK believes not enough is being done to repatriate Rohingya refugees.

One of the reasons ATP chief executive Chris Kermode has not had his contract extended is thought to be that some male players are unhappy with the distribution of prize money on their tour, believing not enough trickles down.

To reduce poverty, he believed, was not enough.

He said the Board of Tax Review cut the whole amount by about $127,000, which they said they believed was not enough.

While tennis is not believed to have a major drugs problem, critics believe that not enough testing is done, particularly out of competition.