Sentence examples for make enough use from inspiring English sources

Does the Treasury make enough use of Chote's work on the longer run sustainability of public finances?

And the director, Harald Zwart ("The Pink Panther 2"), does not make enough use of Mr. Chan's best assets, namely his deadpan features and whirling limbs.

Prospective students are keen to engage with their university through social media channels, with one fifth of students saying that universities don't make enough use of social media in recruitment, which meant they currently didn't expect or look for information there.

And though Howland doesn't make enough use of her colorful cast of secondary characters, she evokes the Nantucket setting vividly, from the "quaint, preserved, one of a kind" streets to the ocean, "a million different shades at once, changing with the few clouds that floated above, darkening with depth, reflecting the deep canyons and sandbar stripes below the surface".

There were far too many occasions when we didn't want as many duels as we would have liked, we didn't win enough second balls and, most importantly of all, we didn't make enough use of the ball and threaten their goal".

Foreign firms also do not make enough use of political resources, relying neither on their home country governments nor the Chinese government.

They argue that rich countries have not made enough use of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), a scheme under Kyoto that lets countries with emissions-reduction targets meet them in part through projects in poor countries.

You can make perfume but its better to dry the scented products until you are ready to use them and only make enough to use the same day you make it.

But he does not make enough comic use of these aspects.

If there is a complaint to be raised with the book, it is that he does not make enough effective use of the many human stories that he unearths.

But since few of them make enough profit to use the credits, they need to find investors — typically companies seeking to shield nonenergy profit from taxes — to take advantage of the breaks.