Sentence examples for not enough measures from inspiring English sources

In 2010, with the problem persisting, women pointed out that not enough measures had been taken to close the pay gap.

In January, S.& P. downgraded nine European countries, including France, Italy and Spain, while warning that as Europe's debt crisis entered its third year, not enough measures had been taken to shore up its financial system.

On one side are the folks who complain (rather convincingly, mind) that America has far too many guns and not enough measures to keep them out of the wrong hands.

According to the critics from the business world, universities have not enough clear outcomes, not enough measures of success.

In our study it was not possible to consider variables of gait variability in the analysis, because there were not enough measured steps available at one speed to draw significant conclusions [ 48].

But my argument is not that Congress should not enact these good, if not good enough, measures.

That counterproductive reasoning is one reason why, at this point in time, there's simply not enough preventative measures being taken by state governments.

Downing Street said it believed the Tunisian authorities had not taken enough measures to protect tourists.

But the judge said there was credible evidence that the general knew, or had reason to know, of the attacks on the population and did not take enough measures to stop these or to punish the perpetrators.

But physicist Willie Soon of Harvard University argues that proxies in general are not reliable enough measures of temperature.

Over the past few years, we put more effort and resources toward expanding the business, and did not take enough measures to supervise our platform," founder and CEO Zhang Yiming said in a statement that seemed designed to appease internet regulators.