Sentence examples for is seldom enough from inspiring English sources

Observation is seldom enough.

And the dream will always sour; for it is seldom enough simply to follow one's creed; others must embrace it too.

But since water in most places is usually priced so low, if at all, the revenue generated is seldom enough to maintain or replace even existing infrastructure.

In a complex world a simple intervention from a single agency is seldom enough to make lasting change, and we can't afford wasteful duplication.

In any case, there is seldom enough money or fuel to carry out raids; the police chief got his own car only after seizing one in a drugs raid.

But the average wage for such jobs, about 70 cents an hour, is seldom enough to both sustain a worker and allow her to send money to the family she left behind.

Field goals are seldom enough to win.

Stars may increase a movie's box-office, but it's seldom enough to outweigh the cost of their salaries.

The only way to bring in more income was to bum around the countryside, looking for work, and there was seldom enough to maintain a family.

These days it's seldom enough to question the opposing side; you have to discredit anyone associated with it, even if that person has done little to draw such withering fire.

High-level offices such as abbots and bishops were usually held by the younger sons of nobles, appointed by the Danish king or the pope, and there was seldom enough agreement among bishops in order to confront royal power effectively.