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.
Independent hearing officers had blasted several of the district's proposals for not going far enough to address safety for displaced students, though CPS has largely dismissed the officers' recommendations.
Some opposition figures said there were positive elements in the speech, though many denounced the initiative as coming too late and not going far enough.
Unless I feel I've gone a little too far, I'm not going to feel I went far enough.' Sadly, though, everyone here wants to be Raymond Carver, and no one wants, or dares, to be Chuck.
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.
