Sentence examples for not enough to shift from inspiring English sources
Last year's gains by lower-income households were not enough to shift measures of income inequality.
Australia's score is slightly better than last year, but not enough to shift it very far up the rankings.
It is not enough to shift the blame to the supposed exhaustion of painting or of Modernism.
It said that US employers added a mere 80,000 new jobs in June, lower than forecast and not enough to shift an unemployment rate stuck at 8.2 per cent.
Their presence is not enough to shift the tide of the battle, but they add another element of determination and complexity to a bloody landscape where loyalties and ambitions are often unclear.
If that is not enough to shift the thinking of the leftish segment of the 10 million undecided Britons, then perhaps they should look closer to home, where the EU's malign influence is often felt.
The November data alone isn't enough to shift the Fed's thinking, said Guy Berger, United States economist at RBS. "In all likelihood, we will see faster wage growth over the next six months, but as far as the Fed is concerned, one month alone could be noise," he said.
Even with a rope supplied by the crew of the M-88, the crowd was still not strong enough to shift it.
Given the involvement of Hezbollah fighters in the battles and the new higher confidence being displayed by the regime in its advance on Aleppo, the military assistance being offered will not be enough to shift the momentum.
The government has also favoured manufacturing over services by holding down the exchange rate as well as by suppressing the prices of inputs such as land and energy.Simply urging households to spend a bigger slice of their income will not be enough to shift China's growth towards consumption.
Tougher regulation or even a full separation of retail from investment banking will not be enough to shift the City into productive investment, or even prevent the kind of corrupt collusion that has now been exposed between Barclays and other banks.
