Sentence examples for essentially not enough from inspiring English sources

You may hear some bellyaching that's unique to Milan (essentially, not enough new talent), but the designers and the organizers get down to business and put on great collections.

(Essentially, it's not enough to say striking down Prop 8 would harm marriages in general, because that doesn't show particularized injury).

The trouble is that the commentary that's been saying Hannah's essentially not good looking enough for Joshua derives from latent misogyny and societal double standards.

Although battery is defined as a crime in Florida as essentially unwanted touching, there was not enough probable cause to charge Lewandowski.

This mode may allow animals to essentially stay young when there's not enough food available, Carey says.

Having endured enough unemployment to essentially not give a shit, we as a people have trouble taking things too seriously, so when McGregor wears one of his chimney-sweep suits, or when he called everyone out at the UFC Go Big press conference before Glasgow-kissing Jose Aldo, what Irishman can say that he or a large portion of his mates hasn't done the same stuff?

The low education rate is essentially due to the insufficient educational offer: not enough teachers and school buildings.

Essentially, if I want to contradict you, it's not enough for me to say the opposite.

Essentially, all the property got snapped up and there was not enough property to go round.

When that happens, the slope essentially fails and the predicted displacements tend to infinity because there is not enough resistance to stop them.

Some Republicans view TAA as essentially a wasteful welfare program, and with Democrats voting no, there were not enough members of the majority party to pass the measure.