Sentence examples for enough measures from inspiring English sources

Downing Street said it believed the Tunisian authorities had not taken enough measures to protect tourists.

In 2010, with the problem persisting, women pointed out that not enough measures had been taken to close the pay gap.

The chef said he would be "really, really annoying" for the rest of this parliament as a result of Theresa May's "unforgiveable" failure to introduce strong enough measures.

He and others in the administration failed to get enough support for passing enough measures to foster more rapid economic growth.

As they rebuild, many foreign investors seem anxious and uncertain whether the Thai government is taking enough measures to prevent another round of flooding during future monsoons.

Riverkeeper, a nonprofit advocacy group based in Garrison, N.Y., said the city had failed to take enough measures to assure the quality of drinking water from its upstate reservoirs.

Nobody (to a good enough measure) buys or uses two smartphones for themselves at once.

Would three-year loans really be a powerful enough measure to restore market confidence?

It is as defined by US News (which is a fine enough measure).

As the Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain knows, it is hard enough measuring a protuberance in Wales.

But student test scores alone aren't a sensitive enough measure to gauge effective teaching, nor are they diagnostic enough to identify areas of improvement.