Sentence examples for not actually enough from inspiring English sources

Criticism of the prize comes both from those who think that it's too big (why so much money for leaders who are only doing what they're elected to do?) and too small (it's not actually enough to deter corruption; $500,000 a year would be small change for, say, a Nigerian politician).

"Winning," Harrison said, "isn't actually enough sometimes".

Even this widely-shared videotaped day of harassment isn't actually enough to generate the consensus that this behaviour is wrong.

"Often these meetings and educational activities have to be moved to the weekends as there aren't actually enough hours during the weekdays to go through them," Jha says.

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We seem to be seeking vindication, which means that, somewhere, we've internalised that we're not actually good enough".

While that sample size is not actually large enough to make a broad statistic like U.Z.R. accurate, it still portends some awkward situations for Detroit pitchers.

Both DWI and 18F-FDG PET-CT are not actually accurate enough to safely select patients for possible organ-sparing strategies [70].

The company's personal finance expert Michael Ossei told BBC Radio 5 live's Wake Up to Money, "People are not actually earning enough to cover their costs... but banks are not lending out short term".

My eyes are not actually fast enough to see what Simone biles is doing.

This is too be expected, because people in the media do not actually know enough ordinary Americans to care about them or wonder how they are doing.