There's not enough help. There's not enough thought put into the design of it to make it easy and enjoyable to use.

But their efforts will not be enough.

They would probably not be adequate, however, to deal with a prolonged disruption of supplies.

These may not be sufficient conditions for success, but they are certainly necessary ones.

But will they be enough?

Short term considerations will not suffice.

More aid on its own will not be enough.

And, however severe economic sanctions might be, they might not bring Iran to its knees.

But scattered moves in the right direction will not suffice.

Strong economic governance rules, however, will not suffice.

Of course, something will be done, but it will most likely not be enough.

Given the scale of Ukraine s current problems and dysfunction, an elegant solution may neither be available nor sufficient.

Restructuring damages the euro, and fiscal consolidation in the distressed countries, while necessary, is probably not sufficient.

But America s extraordinary efforts to rein in Israel might not be enough to avert a calamity.

Financial assistance can conceivably help Spain, but not Italy.

Unfortunately for Syrians, their suffering alone will not be enough.

However, there was recognition at the Civil Society Forum that such measures do not appear to be nor possibly could be adequate to compensate for an accident or disaster.

Moreover, stakeholders find they have little leverage in participating in policy setting process, even though their products may be directly affected.

Association Agreements, although desirable, may not be adequate, as the EU's Balkan experiences indicate.

Mere promises by the recipient, history tells us, are not enough.

In a narrow election a small amount of fraud may be enough to change the result.

Benefits from such a scheme must be adequate, accessible to all, and provided without discrimination.

In the complainant's view, civil administrative remedies would not provide sufficient redress in his case.

Finally, there must be sufficient facilities for teenage mothers and pregnant teenagers.

A high school diploma was sufficient for office workers 40 years ago, whereas an undergraduate degree is barely sufficient today.

Naked self interest should persuade the advanced countries as well.

But will cool rationality be enough to create a European security pillar within the context of the Alliance?

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Pecuniary sanctions should be severe enough to eliminate a cartel's gains.

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The small piece of land allocated under the rural household contract system may not make farmers rich, but it serves as a social safety net of last resort.

Efforts by just a handful of major players will not be sufficient to keep the world safe.

Provision of adequate financial incentives Incentives must be sufficient to stimulate a change in the behaviour of the herders.

As with Iraq, America s strength may be enough to start a war, but not to win it.

Due to the absolute nature of the prohibition of torture or inhuman or degrading treatment, formal assurances cannot suffice where a risk nonetheless remains.

Programmes that have received the highest marks from Governments of the region have inevitably been those that require the international management of resources, where national policies and practices alone are insufficient.

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The ESM should be sufficient to deal with the refinancing needs of Greece, Ireland, and Portugal.

It might even be sufficient to address Spanish government debt, though this would be a stretch.

Meanwhile, those who argued that monetary policy would not suffice turned out to have been right.

When care is available, it is often inefficient or of substandard quality.

Here I think Keynes comes closest to answering the question of why his enough will not, in fact, be enough.

Given the need, it ought to grow ten fold.

Even if America once again pursued military intervention in the region, its power would no longer be sufficient to enforce its will.