Sentence examples for not widely enough from inspiring English sources

What rural electrification was eight decades ago, broadband access might be today: a blessing not widely enough enjoyed.

It is not widely enough known that only a single year, or sometimes less, of nursing home expenses is sufficient to impoverish most families.

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Jeannie Peeper, the main character in Carl Zimmer's Atlantic piece, "The Girl Who Turned to Bone," suffers from a different kind of illness whose consequences are not widely enough acknowledged.

But an executive at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital told a news conference that the information was not widely enough shared with the medical team treating Duncan, and he was diagnosed as suffering from a "low-grade common viral disease".

He is hardly alone in believing that economic opportunities are not widely enough available, that financial crises are too costly and too frequent, and that the rich countries have done too little to address these problems.

"With very few exceptions, all the major security systems being used by the studios today are either broken and can't be fixed, or they're not deployed widely enough to be worth hacking," says Kocher.

There are concerns that police forces do not record Taser threats and other uses of force accurately enough, a problem some believe will not be resolved because, they argue, Mr Shaw has not consulted widely enough beyond the police.

Proper use of bed nets While 69 per cent of Niger's households have mosquito nets, there are still not enough nets to go around and they are not used widely enough.

Predictably, there are not enough mosquito nets to go round, and they are not used widely enough.

Some of those who were not interviewed for the position suggest that the process, which started last August, did not search widely enough.