Sentence examples for wasn't substantial enough from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't substantial enough," Mr. Marcic said.

In her view, the intelligence on the threat from Saddam Hussein wasn't "substantial enough" to justify military action.

Thin slices of fish cakes bobbed around in a nearly clear seafood broth that was very, very good, but the dish wasn't substantial enough for a restaurant that is, essentially, a Korean pub.

That it wasn't substantial enough?

While large, the margin wasn't substantial enough to avoid a runoff, and the two candidates will face a second-round vote on October 28.

The Kentucky Supreme Court concluded that the risk was not substantial enough to make the particular combination unconstitutional.

• The conference is getting an extreme makeover, Madison Avenue style, in reaction to complaints that the program last year was not substantial enough.

Mr. Cantor, the department's spokesman, said that credit recovery had existed for decades and that any abuse was not substantial enough to affect graduation rates.

Marks & Spencer suffered a rebuke from its shareholders today over the £15m "golden hello" handed to new chief executive Marc Bolland, but it was not substantial enough to force a rethink of the company's executive pay policy.

Under the United States code, for example, Ms. Schapiro may have been required to make a written determination that Mr. Becker's financial interest was not substantial enough to affect his job performance.

Perhaps the difference in exercise intensities for the two sessions was not substantial enough to elicit significant differences, such as those found in the current study.