Sentence examples for enough too many from inspiring English sources

She said the reservations of some officials had not prevented the new campaign, and would not force an early conclusion, because the basic argument for the purchases remained compelling: the economy is not growing fast enough, too many people remain unemployed, and the rest of government is not helping.

It was near enough for Cubans to try to escape by raft, and far enough for too many of them to drown; near enough to seem like a sibling, especially in Florida, and far enough to divide families.

The band fared well enough too, preserving many of the precisely honed details in the songs.

"Am I smart enough?" FOR TOO MANY STUDENTS, community college does not work.

He said that GCSEs were not stretching enough, with too many candidates awarded A and A* grades.

Various causes have been cited: not enough money, too many ill people, the government, the previous government and GPs.

What we can say is that baseball has changed, but not nearly enough; in too many ways, it's still the national pastime.

Some critics suggested that it was too late for tragedy, that modern man no longer valued himself highly enough, that too many sociological and ideological factors were working against the tragic temperament.

I used to buy it for page three and for the football – page three was easy enough, not too many words to worry about, but the back pages were difficult and I would miss whole parts of sentences.

"We were poor in possession, not quick enough, took too many touches and I'm very angry about the situation before the set piece, where we were very sloppy".

Even a near miss or just the sheer aggression one might experience on our streets is clearly enough for too many people to give up cycling or to cycle less than they would like to.