Sentence examples for go far enough though from inspiring English sources
To say "White People" doesn't go far enough, though, seems like a way of saying that it doesn't make its subjects feel bad enough for being white.
JOHN WICKLEIN Exeter, N.H., April 11 , 2011To the Editor: Paul Krugman's column about President Obama's caving in to Republicans on budget cuts does not go far enough, though it is accurate in depicting Mr. Obama as missing a chance to distinguish himself as a man of the people.
It may be said that it does not go far enough, though it will not be easy to make this appear; but it can with no propriety be contended that there is no such thing.
There is a percentage of Americans who oppose the law for not going far enough, though this, too, is likely overblown Democrats like to point out that even as a majority opposes Obamacare, a certain percentage of Americans think it's because the law is "not liberal enough".
Babbage is still not convinced, though, that the improvements go far enough, and has chosen to go with Windows 7 instead.
Opinion among doctors who responded to a Guardian call for comment was very divided, with some saying the strike action does not go far enough but others against it, even though they support the junior doctors' cause.
It took Bill Maher less than five months to jump ship over Obama's climate change legislation since it did not go far enough in reducing carbon emissions even though he was the first President to even attempt to tackle this problem.
Still, the package does not go far enough for Mr. Lewis, who applies a simple, though admittedly draconian, logic to the whole affair.
"Latest Conversations" doesn't go far enough to pierce through that filter bubble, though.
"Latest Conversations" doesn't go far enough to pierce through that filter bubble, though.
