Sentence examples for promoted enough from inspiring English sources

Star Wars: The Force Awakens hasn't really been promoted enough, has it?

If anything, BBC 6 Music hasn't been promoted enough – its wonders largely spread by word-of-mouth.

Yesterday, the campaign unveiled two commercials contending that Mr. Morgenthau has not promoted enough lawyers who are members of minority groups.

Once this fear is promoted enough, it takes on a life of its own, and it has now come to operate on every scale from nation states down to interpersonal relationships.

"If it's not 'I'm not safe enough' or 'I'm not secure enough,' it's 'I'm not liked enough,' 'I'm not promoted enough,' 'I'm not loved enough,'" she explains.

Removal of excess buffer with tissue paper promoted enough squashing, which allowed for detailed visualization of cells and cysts at the different steps of spermatogenesis and also for checking for motility of sperm/spermatid tails.

Labour said Cameron had failed to promote enough women.

Egypt, Tunisia and Bahrain are among the countries in the region facing the hard task of promoting enough growth to provide the new jobs needed to shrink stubbornly high unemployment rates afflicting their young populations.

The corporation has also been criticised, although not by the Tories, for failing to promote enough female faces to its lobby team – Robinson was made political editor in 2005 despite a strong challenge from Martha Kearney, then doing the same job at Newsnight.

As a junior minister in her government, Shephard quite rightly criticises Thatcher for not promoting enough women, but she also rewards us with intriguing accounts of the prime minister's Aquascutum wardrobes, tips for pressing dresses, and secrets behind the impregnable blond coiffure.

But if Hu is successful in promoting enough supporters that his power is visibly enhanced, efforts to advance political institutionalization will inevitably be undermined.