Sentence examples for doing enough to capture from inspiring English sources
The chief UN war crimes prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, complained this month that authorities were not doing enough to capture him.
Beyond that, Mr. Clinton now has to defend himself from the charge that he did not do enough to capture Osama bin Laden.
Petroleum prices have gone up, as has food, statistics don't always do enough to capture what's actually happening to actual people.
The paintings preserve the video's striated texture and distortion, re-enacting the video and giving it a new physicality, but I'm not sure they do enough to capture the layers of meaning that Trubkovich intends.
When Kony was strong, as an Associated Press article notes, "the Ugandan government was often accused of failing to do enough to capture or kill Kony, with some government investigations showing that army officers profiteered from a protracted war".
In her letter, published on Monday, a day before the one-year mark since the mass abduction, Yousafzai criticized the Nigerian government and the international community for not doing "enough to help" the captured girls.
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The Vietnamese, after doing well enough to capture a fair share of the American market, have been declared trade violators deserving permanent, prohibitive tariffs by the United States International Trade Commission.
Thus, even if they do not capture the doctrine of physicalism, they do enough to earn their keep.
