Sentence examples for enough point out from inspiring English sources

The authors of "Stock Options Aren't Enough" point out that compensation plans linking the pay of managers to the share values of their companies can reward or penalize them for events they don't control.

Dickens thinks that the BBC hasn't promoted digital enough, pointing out that Radios 1 and 2, the two biggest stations out there, are still predominantly listened to on FM.

She said financiers find many prospective projects either too risky or not rewarding enough, pointing out that in 2014 only $391bn of the trillions sitting in Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development member countries was made available for green finance.

After years of ignoring inflation in reporting "record" oil prices, now most reports can't talk about it enough, pointing out that oil prices are still not at the inflation-adjusted levels of 1981.

Recently, Chris Rock wrote about the continuing struggles African Americans face behind the scenes in Hollywood, but he also asked: "Is Hollywood Mexican enough?" Pointing out the lack of Latinos in film and on TV, he quipped that "in L.A, you've got to try not to hire Mexicans".

Topalov overlooked a simple resource that Carlsen was kind enough, or perhaps cruel enough, to point out immediately afterward.

And woe betide anyone  foolish enough to point  out the evident truth that they're wrong.

After a bit, they warmed enough to point out some huckleberry bushes nearby.

He needs to be brave enough to point out that the emperor is stark naked.

Tragically, nobody seemed interested enough to point out that this made no sense.

Obama at least got exercised enough to point out, in his convention speech, that "climate change is not a hoax".