Sentence examples for enough noting from inspiring English sources

Many immigrant advocates have criticized the program for not going far enough, noting that it only provides temporary worker status for renewable three-year periods.

American officials counter that the process has taken long enough, noting that officials have published notices seeking out birth parents in local newspapers, have encouraged parents to report missing children and have sought out adoptive parents domestically.

The rollback in peacekeeping dues was not quite the 25percentt cap demanded under Helms-Biden, but Mr. Helms indicated that it was close enough, noting that it would save Americans $170 million over two years.

However, the effect on total profits including the merger is that the extended merger increase them only if the ratio (frac{gamma }{beta }) is large enough, noting that the condition is relaxed as the number of firms increase.

He also argued that amendments agreed in the House of Commons ostensibly aiming to add a "privacy backbone" to the bill do not go far enough, noting that the chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee — one of multiple highly critical committees that have scrutinized the bill — has called for these clauses to be made clearer.

The five and a half year old London-based startup is not yet profitable but Klein flags growth he dubs "fast enough" (noting it doubled sales year-over-year last year, a "trend" he says continued in the first half of this year), before adding: "It's not impossible for us to get to profitability.

(In case Meloy and his family don't seem talented enough, note that his sister is the novelist Maile Meloy).

On the last day of the visit, Thatcher would arrange to leave at 6am. "She couldn't get away fast enough," noted the official.

"It became clear that no matter how ready you think you are, you are never ready enough," notes a draft report jointly compiled by the Estonian authorities and Microsoft.One set of issues is legal.

"It's like liberals attacking Bernie Sanders for not being liberal enough," noted scientist James Conca, writing for Forbes.

One of the notable -- though not often-enough noted by people who think of politics as a linear spectrum -- aspects of the Sanders campaign is his ability to attract "independents".