Sentence examples for sweeping enough from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans, saying it was not sweeping enough, voted against a similar measure in the House, which was defeated today.

Similarly, his climate change proposal is sweeping enough to meet the standard that scientists tell us is necessary to avert catastrophe.

By Jeff Shesol December 5, 2017 For some conservatives, Trump's dramatic reshaping of the courts has not been nearly sweeping enough.

Mr. Ryan has not yet made clear whether he has an interest in compromising or whether his sole goal is a Republican victory that is sweeping enough to enact his own vision.

That was more than a bit of idle oratory; it was a direct appeal for votes for a tax plan sweeping enough that its enactment is by no means guaranteed.

— NATE SILVER Although this is not a major surprise, it looks as though Mitt Romney's performance in Illinois will not be sweeping enough to give him the plurality of the vote outside of Chicago and its suburbs, which would have allowed him to run up his delegate count.

To draw crowds of this magnitude, the new places must have not only food but also music, models, beds, cabanas and sweeping staircases long enough to ascend to heaven, also known in this neighborhood as the rooftop pool of the Gansevoort Hotel.

Both firms have had enough of sweeping strategic redirections and swingeing cut-backs.

Yet, strangely enough, the sweeping success of Obama's 2008 campaign, and Trump's current buoyancy in the polls share a profound psychological commonality.

Each can offer Mr. Modi something he needs: a mandate strong enough to endorse sweeping change.

Yes, if you are a bank, particularly a big one, you can raise money easily enough, thanks to sweeping explicit and implicit government guarantees.