Sentence examples for evidently not enough to from inspiring English sources
"It's evidently not enough to sort out all the issues".
By day three, yoga was evidently not enough to keep Laurie Stone from going stir-crazy.
The series does boast a collective purse of almost $70m £43mm), but that is evidently not enough to entice McIlroy.
And evidently not enough to win the respect of President Faust, who has begged off meeting the group.
Greece's membership in the European Union gives its creditors significant leverage, but evidently not enough to change the fundamental calculus.
Many of them have died, or been horribly wounded, but evidently not enough to move the British government.
D-League games are typically high-scoring affairs — the Legends, for instance, scored sixty-eight points in the first half — but that, evidently, is not enough to hold fans' interest.
It was evidently not enough for Maisie Dobbs, the heroine of four thoughtful and moving period mysteries by Jacqueline Winspear, to have studied at Edinburgh's prestigious medical college, served as a battlefield nurse in France during World War I and returned to England to establish a successful practice as a psychologist and private investigator.
We therefore conclude that cabbage seedlings are dishonest signalers in their interaction with DBM caterpillars and naive females of the parasitoid C. vestalis: they provide information to the parasitoid about the presence of DBM caterpillars, but provide evidently not enough information about their density.
This was evidently not enough for the Queensland Taliban, invoking the little-known rule that no Australian cricketer is allowed to smile until they have regained the Ashes in 2017-18.
