Sentence examples for not extensive enough from inspiring English sources

But the adjustment was not extensive enough, and the maneuver failed again.

Coffee plunged on expectations that frost in Brazil was not extensive enough to damage crops of the world's biggest producer.

The actual flaws in the Maginot Line were that it was not extensive enough and that, crucially, its defensive role could not be shifted to an offensive one.

However, the comparative method fails when the data are not extensive enough to establish systematic correspondences among the sound systems and grammars of languages with a reasonable frequency.

The excavations were not extensive enough to reveal the layout of the interior, but about six building periods were discovered above the platform.

Ms. Edan said that Web site, also made with the cooperation of the museum, was not extensive enough, and that the Italians did not do everything that Iraqi officials had asked.

The much ballyhooed Skytrain isn't extensive enough to make a dent in the snarls of vehicles that clog Bangkok streets, seemingly at all hours of the day.

What the brochure doesn't tell you The spa is a nice extra during a holiday here but isn't extensive enough to be your main reason to come.

"The work that was done to make the decision to move forward with the ban wasn't extensive enough to draw the conclusion that MTBE is hazardous," said Bradley W. Boyd, director of investor relations at Methanex.

Computer interfaces are no exception: the visual perception of motion sits oddly with the body's vestibular system, which is responsible for balance.Apple did offer an option to reduce animation features and disable parallax in iOS 7, Reduce Motion, but it was hidden deep down in device settings, and wasn't extensive enough.

This isn't the place to rehearse the historical debate, but it's worth noting that the arguments against sanctions often overlooked the fact that, in some cases, they were never imposed properly in the first place (Mussolini's Italy), or weren't extensive enough to prevent countries from circumventing them (Cuba and the Soviet Union), or were more successful than it appeared at the time.