Sentence examples for considered not enough from inspiring English sources

You can't have a society where a $12m bonus is considered "not enough" by some people.

For the genus Vibrio, the phenotypic identification is still considered not enough, since many species can be misidentified.

But most of those appointments have been canceled because they are considered not vital enough.

Also Darren Bent, 26, whose last 2 transfer values has been £26.5 million was also considered not good enough to be picked for their squad.

One theory is that as a non-native speaker he was considered not Welsh enough in Wales – but was regarded as too Welsh by the English.

When a similar promotion attempt failed in California, the album was shelved as it was considered not commercial enough for release.

Separate gender charts were not produced since the gender differences were considered not important enough to warrant separate charts.

Second, the study period may be considered not long enough and the selected time points are arbitrary.

A perceived drawback of DNA testing was that diabetes was considered not severe enough for this type of risk assessment.

The data available up to 1982 (Weiss 1982) were considered not substantial enough to cause any shift in the FDA position.

First, the study period may be considered not long enough to evaluate other relevant clinical outcomes and the selected time points are relatively arbitrary.