Sentence examples for far-reaching enough from inspiring English sources

Democrats, though, say it is not far-reaching enough.

So far none have been far-reaching enough to permit Greece (for example) to repay its debts.

Some of us now perceive another shift, fundamental and far-reaching enough that we can fairly call it Analytics 3.0.

The implications of introducing a second intelligent species onto Earth are far-reaching enough to deserve hard thinking, even if the prospect of actually doing so seems remote.

Some big health organizations, such as Kaiser Permanente, have also come out against the initiative, insisting that the exemption for medical research is not far-reaching enough.

The reforms made by the coalition government were far-reaching enough to mean that turning the clock back would be very difficult indeed.

"From an Israeli perspective, it would appear that such analysis is a little far-reaching and not sensitive enough to the nuances of the debate in Israel," Mr. Harel wrote in an article about Mr. Barak's comments posted Thursday.

The director of United Nations refugee operations in Serbia, Margaret O'Keefe, said that Mr. Milosevic had calculated force against civilians that was far-reaching but not quite enough to provoke NATO attacks.

Dick Morris's assertion that Clinton didn't pass enough far-reaching legislation during her tenure in the Senate isn't useful when your candidate is a political neophyte who's never been elected to office and makes that part of his supposed allure.

He was a likable person at heart, not even his far-reaching style could piss enough people off.

"As a final objective, a European goal is not far reaching enough and that's why we are talking with Nasdaq," Mr. Seifert said at a news conference here.