Sentence examples for Insufficient offer from inspiring English sources

In his federal court filing, Moore says he was approached in 2007 and offered a "grossly insufficient" offer of $4,000 for the rights to his authorised biography, which was published in 1982 during Kuti's lifetime and reissued last year.

Fannie had said no "due to (insufficient offer, not willing to sign a deficiency agreement, or contributing to the loss)," the letter added, never clarifying whether one or all three of those factors were behind the denial.

If Yahoo comes to the table with an insufficient offer, which our sources say $1.1 billion may qualify as, Tumblr could reject it and shop itself around some more.

That concern has only grown in recent months, as China's largest steel producers have rejected as insufficient offers of lower prices from Australian mining companies.

Although offering increased mucoadhesion, the rheological properties of these monopolymeric systems are usually insufficient to offer resistance to in vivo stresses, and hence, clinical performance is often suboptimal.

If the New York Legislature has a conscience, it will recognize their sacrifice and revise its insufficient compensatory offer.

Wade's two doctorates in mathematical economics and law were insufficient to offer him a formula that would keep at bay the clamour for change.

Less than two years ago, Mr. Arafat rejected as insufficient an offer from Ehud Barak, then the Israeli prime minister, of more than twice that much territory.

In many regions, these measures are insufficient to offer a long-term solution because of high population density and land shortage.

And now experts are warning that a new scheme to ensure employees get into the savings habit will be insufficient and offer workers a false sense of security.

According to the Leslie Jordan Apparel Design and Mfg Co. that produce functional apparel (Leslie Jordan Brand) for sports community the quantity of bamboo charcoal embedded into the textile fibers is usually 2%% or less which is not enough to make a product qualify for general environmental benefit claims besides, being insufficient to offer any antimicrobial properties.