Sentence examples for not joined enough from inspiring English sources
While the film's director, Wise, was also politically liberal (years later, he described himself as a left-wing sympathizer who had not joined enough front groups to come under government scrutiny), his main contributions were stylistic.
Yet MI5 either did not know enough, or did not join the dots quickly enough, to save the fusilier's life.
I did not join the crowd, believing she had enough help, and seeing her cell phone at her ear.
She may feel she has done enough for him simply by not joining the Brexit camp.
But often they don't work well enough and services aren't joined up.
Men of service age who remained at home were pressured by the national and local press to contribute to local security by joining the Southern Rhodesia Volunteers or the Rhodesian Reserves; editorials told readers that men who failed to do so were not fulfilling their patriotic duty, and warned that conscription might be required if not enough joined up.
