Sentence examples for doing sufficient from inspiring English sources

I think they made a mistake in not doing sufficient due diligence, actually.

Khushwant Singh's translation is, perhaps understandably, quite literal-minded, though it risks not doing sufficient justice to the artistry of Pritam's Panjabi.

One reason is that more community groups want to open farmers' markets without doing "sufficient planning to ensure the demand is keeping up with the supply," Ms. Miller said.

Biggest mistake: Launching a product before doing sufficient market research, in late 1990.

There was a series of heated exchanges between Angelides, who has turned out to be an informed and effective chairman, and Goldman Sachs CEO Blankfield about whether or not Goldman was doing sufficient underwriting given their actions in betting against housing, and Blankfield thought there wasn't a problem.

But even if no such compensation is provided by the for-profit colleges to employers, recommending troubled colleges to employees suggests that, at least, these employers are not doing sufficient due diligence about what constitutes a desirable benefit for their workers.

"But you cannot really do sufficient damage" with air power alone.

After Daldry has done sufficient networking, we all head off to the Vanity Fair party.

Site Blauvelt was cited for failing to do sufficient inspections to ensure that the reinforcing steel was properly installed.

The former Arsenal striker was deemed to have done sufficient damage and Mourinho replaced him with Gonzalo Higuaín.

Mr. King said he was disappointed to hear that the Shinnecocks were negotiating with Mr. Ong, and wondered whether the tribe had done sufficient background checks on him.