Sentence examples for enough servants from inspiring English sources

The Countess of Carnarvon says she has tried to tell producers that the table is being set incorrectly for dinner, and that there are not enough servants, but has been ignored.

There weren't nearly enough civil servants as it was – God stand up for civil servants – and we'd need far more of them after we'd left the EU than we did now.

When the colony could not attract enough indentured servants to export tobacco, it imported slaves.

He also says he is worried that there are not enough civil servants in Whitehall with experience of cutting services.

Will there be enough civil servants to deal with problems that arise within those academies that go it alone, cut off from the local authority family of schools?

But Defence Secretary Mr Hammond said he rejected the idea that people had been treated unfairly and said the committee had only looked at the first phase of redundancies - in which enough civil servants had volunteered that the MoD had not had to resort to compulsory job losses.

What are we going to say because what we're doing at the moment isn't enough?" (national civil servant) The civil servants responsible for developing the strategy said they looked directly to the evidence compiled by Foresight for guidance.

Because I'm not rich enough to have servants.

Already, there is a sense that not enough senior civil servants challenge or debate decisions that Mr Tung, or his friendly core of businessmen advisers, are keen to promote.

One peer has questioned whether May's government is taking its responsibilities for animals such as Larry seriously enough if civil servants are forced to foot the bill.

"If a government can't raise taxes, they can't run a proper government or pay their civil servants enough to keep them honest," said Jeremy Pope, executive director of Transparency International, an organization that tracks government corruption.