Sentence examples for nearly enough but from inspiring English sources

It's not nearly enough but it's a start.

In the long run, that's not nearly enough, but in a steamy midsummer city, it'll do.

"Not nearly enough, but still a great improvement has taken place".

Here, the vaccine arrived later than estimated, and only about 80 million Americans received it — not nearly enough, but a far higher proportion of the population than in many developing countries.

Of Maurice Pialat, who died in 2003, there are only three films available here on DVD: "A Nos Amours," "L'Enfance Nue," and "Loulou" — not nearly enough, but, at least something.

And America's economy is still showing signs of life: in July it created a net 117,000 jobs not nearly enough, but not evidence of a recession.Yet the risk of America and other rich-world countries slipping into recession again is real.

Sailing is a wonderful pastime, one that I do not get nearly enough of, but I had never heard the colloquial YACHTIE before today.

Not nearly enough progress but it's still progress.

Casting doesn't get nearly enough recognition but a few casting directors in this city have changed my life.

They don't come up nearly enough for my taste, but when they do, you can definitely see the youth in the entries.

That's progress — but not nearly enough.