Sentence examples for cannot be stated often enough from inspiring English sources

Whatever the genealogy of it, it cannot be stated often enough – and yet it has not yet been stated – that the Blue Labour critique of New Labour is the conservative critique of Thatcherism elucidated by Gray a decade-and-a-half earlier.

"The church's gratitude to women cannot be stated strongly enough," he said at a news conference in Washington.

"It cannot be stated too often," they write, that "any proposed international order must promote the interests of those states capable of creating the order".

It cannot be stated too strongly that such projections are not predictions, though they are misinterpreted as such frequently enough.

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

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.

For some of us she cannot be there often enough.

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.

- Network widely and effectively: This cannot be repeated often enough.

(Sorry, but the importance of these contacts cannot be mentioned often enough!).