Sentence examples for cannot be said often from inspiring English sources

It cannot be said often enough that the challenge facing Cameron's Conservatives is monumental.

It cannot be said often enough: the deficit was caused not by rises in public spending but by a collapse in tax revenues.

They don't want to seize the state so much as teach it to behave: There is — it cannot be said often enough — a court injunction against the development plan.

This might sound obvious, but it cannot be said often enough when talking about cycling: it's not just about making streets, towns and cities safer and more pleasant for people on two wheels, but about reshaping them around human beings.

And let me say one more thing – because it cannot be said often enough.

It cannot be said often enough: no public official should tread lightly in the face of child abuse even if those perpetrating the abuse don the cloak of religion.

When words fail, what cannot be said is often danced.

It cannot be said too often - Ralph Miliband did not hate Britain.

This cannot be said too often: nobody needs to go and look if they don't want to.

(And Hillary Clinton, who, it cannot be said too often, won more votes, was not of that new kind either).

On the other hand, it cannot be said too often that what is involved far transcends the fate of some sordid offender.