Examples of 'is not quite enough' in a sentence

Meaning of "is not quite enough"

is not quite enough ~ lacking sufficiency or adequacy; not meeting the desired or expected level

How to use "is not quite enough" in a sentence

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is not quite enough
But that is not quite enough of a description.
Your normal skin care regime is not quite enough.
It is not quite enough in the eyes of the king.
I must admit that it is not quite enough for all my stuff.
Consider using Tylenol ® in place of the narcotic if the ibuprofen is not quite enough.
There is not quite enough money in the till.
EMU as presently conceived is not quite enough.
But it is not quite enough for practical applications.
But I am afraid a nice voice is not quite enough.
This is not quite enough.
This is what we can do, but that is not quite enough.
A year is not quite enough.
In spite of its benefits, wind alone is not quite enough.
That is not quite enough to.
Whatever it is that you crave, even its fulfillment is not quite enough for you.

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Money is not quite enough.
However, Rose said this is not quite enough.
This is not quite enough to make her understand his character.
Stripes: When one colour is not quite enough.
It is not quite enough to.
Very nice . But I am afraid a nice voice is not quite enough.
But a road map is not quite enough for starting to travel.
In my view, though, neutrality is not quite enough.
There is not quite enough memory For the final board.
However, the rice is not quite enough.
Just having money and ambition, it seems, is not quite enough.
For others, it is not quite enough.
Our experience is that 64GB is not quite enough memory storage.

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