Sentence examples for enough acknowledged from inspiring English sources

It was not nearly enough, acknowledged Dr. Bruce Gellin, director of the National Vaccine Program Office.

Jeannie Peeper, the main character in Carl Zimmer's Atlantic piece, "The Girl Who Turned to Bone," suffers from a different kind of illness whose consequences are not widely enough acknowledged.

But a few commission members, in comments that some interpreted as a partial concession to critics who maintain the investigation did not go far enough, acknowledged that their findings had not covered several areas.

What is not yet widely enough acknowledged is the need for a wholesale cultural and operational change and a corresponding shift in the manner in which a council's sustainability team functions.

It sounds simple enough: Acknowledge your trespasses and be done with it.

But that's still not enough, acknowledges Stanford materials scientist Yi Cui.

At home, official historians continue to treat him well enough, acknowledging that he made serious errors while insisting nevertheless that the good far outweighed the bad.

True enough, Gibbs acknowledged.

"Our new shows haven't done well enough," Mr. Murdoch acknowledged.

"It was pointed out a few years ago that our policy wasn't strong enough," Moniz acknowledged.

Fortunately, he was old enough and enthusiastic enough to take his mighty roles seriously, yet modern enough to acknowledge the absurdity that went with them.