Sentence examples for enough efforts from inspiring English sources
The phrase "enough efforts" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used to express the idea of having a sufficient amount of effort put into something. Example: "We need to put in enough efforts to meet our project deadline."
"Our main point is, there aren't enough efforts under way to find alternatives".
Do you feel like you've made enough efforts during the past four years to solve the digital literacy problem?
Researchers believe that the UK is not making enough efforts to produce a generation of global minded graduates, nor a generation who will be able to successfully develop our economy in an increasingly competitive and internationalised marketplace.
We have exerted enough efforts and now it is in the hands of our other brothers, and eventually it is in the hands of the Iraqi people to decide".
Li Hui, the deputy foreign minister, has also expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the way Russia has handled the episode, and has accused Russia of not making strong enough efforts to save the drowning sailors, Xinhua reported.
I had no desire to revisit the ugliest scene I ever experienced at a ballpark, and there have been enough efforts to exploit Bartman in the eight years since one baseball fan's perfectly innocent attempt to catch a foul ball changed his life.
They just didn't give it enough effort.
With time and enough effort, this could change.
Mr. Tisci didn't put enough effort into this collection.
Our industry was accused of not putting enough effort into developing these alternative engines.
"I always thought that if you put in enough effort, things work out".
