Sentence examples for does not give enough from inspiring English sources

But he does not give enough detail for the reader.

"The budget of the average developing country does not give enough money to issues of women and reproductive health.

Lastly, the Proms – like nearly every arts event I go to – does not give enough thought to how important the programmes are that concert-goers buy.

They complain that Mr Miliband does not give enough public support to Liam Byrne, the Blairite shadow Work and Pensions Secretary  - a charge the Labour leader strongly denies.

It does not give enough detail to determine whether that was a principled decision, or a decision to avoid offending a client.

Omar Abbosh, of Accenture, a consultancy, says that carbon trading as practised in the EU and contemplated in America does not give enough certainty about future carbon prices to justify an investment in a CCS plant.

In general, Mr Wilkinson doesn't give enough explanatory power to simple partisan loyalty.

"That is what is criticized — that the consent form doesn't give enough information".

Without corporate sponsorship we wouldn't have buildings like this, because the government doesn't give enough," she said.

This patchwork system of adding a program here and there doesn't give enough relief and doesn't deliver it to those most in need.

Its critics have long insisted it doesn't give enough such information or that it does so in a way that still favors Microsoft's own software products.