Sentence examples for suggested not enough from inspiring English sources

Rick Perry, another likely 2016 candidate, on Friday told Newsmax that the shooting was a "crime of hate" -- he also referred to it as an "accident," for some reason -- but instead of discussing the racial motives, he suggested not enough people were talking about Roof's previous drug arrest.

Labour could add votes – although analysis suggests not enough to win a general election – by wooing Green voters, but the positions they'd strike to do so risk alienating others.

Some have suggested that not enough African Americans play the game anymore.

"She didn't have chest pains, but the ECG changes suggested that not enough oxygen was being supplied to her muscle in an area of her heart," Dr. Wang wrote in the Medical Journal of Australia.

But in public they stand firm on their positions, stick to their talking points and brush back whatever the president suggests as not enough.

For one thing, he looks the part of a pitcher gone to seed, with a puffy body that comes complete with gut and double chin, and baggy eyes that suggest both not enough sleep and too much sleeping it off.

But I think there's a little more intellectual cohesion among would-be reformers than he suggests — maybe not enough to qualify as a movement, but getting there at least.

The low metal abundance of A1674-Center suggesthathat not enough metals are supplied from member galaxies.

Does it remind anyone else of when in late 1992 George H. W. Bush's supporters tried to suggest that not enough was known about Bill Clinton's college student trip to the Soviet Union?

As the lipid:protein ratios were decreased, the amount of unincorporated protein increased (∼33 min), suggesting that not enough lipid was present to utilize all the protein for NLP formation.

This suggests that not enough time has elapsed for lineages to sort out the formation of two reciprocally monophyletic clades [ 33].