Sentence examples for not grown enough from inspiring English sources

Company officials said sales at the two stores had not grown enough to offset the costs of operating in those locations.

But the thrill, it seems, is going, if not entirely gone -- and the number of useful things to do has not grown enough to compensate.

More men in an occupation can also raise wages for everyone, though as yet men's share of these jobs has not grown enough to have an overall effect on pay.

At the same time, analysts say that wages in Japan have not grown enough for the younger population to have big spending power.

If anything, the technology sector's view of navigation has been severely chastened after the wild sums of money spent by TomTom and Nokia on buying digital map companies; demand has not grown enough to justify the premiums paid.

However, in mid-1962, Kennedy was concerned that the economy was not growing enough and that this would endanger his re-election in 1964 unless some action were taken.

She was still not growing enough, and a simple cold could be hellish for her, but her lung function had been stable.

Borrowers with Pep and Isa savings schemes may also be worried that their investments will not grow enough to repay their loans.

People do not grow enough and so we rely on imports from Pakistan, and the prices are going up daily," Hajji Hayatullah said.

"If we're running out of grass and we're not growing enough feed crops to feed them the other six months of the year, what do you do?" asked R. Scott Barrows, director of Kansas State University's Golden Prairie District extension office.

As Bronwin and forest scientists point out, the struggling British nursery industry does not grow enough saplings to meet demand, unlike the Dutch, the great gardeners of Europe, who have invested in infrastructure to grow trees more cheaply than elsewhere.