Sentence examples for never large enough from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the Kenyan pie, never large enough, is getting smaller.

Reliance must now decide whether to double down on an initial investment that was never large enough to match the ambitions of the company it supports.

This represented a new role for cavalry; previously, Confederate cavalry had been used for reconnaissance and for raids that were never large enough to thwart a major offensive.

Batman's grotesque opponents may be larger than life, but they're never large enough to overshadow his own persona, particularly as it was redefined by Frank Miller in the mid-1980s.

François Mitterrand, who as French president was one of the signatories of the Maastricht treaty, is said to have remarked that "devaluations are never small enough to avoid losing face and never large enough to make a real difference to exports".

According to Mr. Weinstein and others, the New York-centered independent film world faltered largely because companies, flush with cash from a DVD boom that has since played out, put too much money behind too many films for an audience that was never large enough to absorb them in theaters.

So the move arguably helps Twitter address and make the most of its never-large-enough-for-the-investors user-base, regardless of which iOS device they happen to be using its Twitter client on.

These terrorists are feeding on our lack of awareness of basic tenants of Islam, and readiness to hate and indiscriminately categorize the 'other' into the 'enemy' never-large-enough bin.

Worst of all is the materialism and greed that continues to poison the American soul to such an extent that we collapsed a $10 trillion dollar economy that gave us homes that we never thought large enough, cars that were never new enough, and designer labels that were never fashionable enough.

Until Wednesday, a specific policy had never loomed large enough to call a referendum.

But claims have never been large enough to require government help.