Sentence examples for has exercised enough from inspiring English sources

And Ireland has kept up its part of the bargain — unlike Greece, which required a second bailout and continues to struggle to satisfy its international lenders that it has exercised enough budget discipline to merit its next loan installment of €31.5 billion, or $40.7 billion, to avoid defaulting by the end of next month.

True enough, but then he rules that the way President Obama has exercised recess appointments is unsatisfactory.

The league had said Payton had not exercised enough institutional control and, even after warnings from the league, had not put a stop to a system in which players were offered money for hits that knocked opponents from games.

This is particularly problematic in healthcare, because it's easy to point to certain people and judge that because they've not exercised enough, or they smoke or drink too much you consider them unworthy and don't want to contribute to their health care.

As I walked up the steep mountain incline, my lungs and knees reminded me that I had not exercised enough lately.

"Unlike my advertisers selling suitcases, a media corporation has all the assets and resources to make a determination as to whether or not a claim [about an employee] is valid, and I don't think they have exercised those muscles enough.

More have exercised restraint.

The likely consequence is that contingency plans may have been insufficient and could not be exercised enough.

It's a talent that Anthony either doesn't have or doesn't exercise enough.

Not to mention the dangers drummed into us about unhealthy lifestyles, such as overeating, not exercising enough, having unsafe sex, driving drunk or not using sunscreen.

Critics have often accused the government of not exercising enough discipline over the spending habits of the conglomerates.