Sentence examples for not enough records from inspiring English sources

Critics dug it, but not enough records sold.

Private broadcasters fought the plan, arguing that there were not enough Canadian records to meet the quota.

The only problem is, they're just not selling enough records yet.

Brookstein wanted to record a second album of songs he had written himself; he says Cowell simply believed he could not sell enough records.

Geldof had earlier taken himself out of the line-up admitting that he did not sell enough records to qualify but he changed his mind and sought out indulgence for a revisit to 'I Don't Like Mondays'.

We do not have enough records to see any signature of the 11-year solar cycle, but we can observe some long-term modulations.

The extraction of rules was less successful in these steps because the conditions and profiles had been already multiplied in the previous steps (Table 2), and therefore, most of groups of patients did not contain enough records to allow the algorithm to calculate rules.

It was not enough to record the victory the Blues needed, but it did mean Davies' side recorded a vital bonus point to put themselves in the mix for an Amlin Challenge Cup quarter-final place.

In Week One, I had a series recording on ESPN2 with each session extended by 90 minutes, but that was not enough to record the best match of the tournament so far, the 5-hour-2-minute epic between Novak Djokovic and Stanislas Wawrinka.

That really doesn't exist for the live entertainment industry because there's not enough data recorded.

Data aggregation and representation Given the heterogeneity of the flood of data, it is not enough to record the data and simply throw it into a repository.