Sentence examples for a rather insufficient from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, it is a rather insufficient indicator for the SES, because subsidiary details concerning the occupation and income of the newborn's father are not included in the database.
In India, slums contain a wealth of diversity that is masked by a high level of poverty and rather insufficient access to resources.
This variation in possible failure modes is mainly attributed to the lack of a controlled application environment and to rather insufficient quality assurance protocols and procedures.
As a result, the number of formed potential Sb2Te3 nanoclusters is rather insufficient in order to provide the superconductive channel.
However, these methods and specifications of cliff (or distinctive) interactions are rather insufficient as they are threshold driven and offer a descriptive analysis of patterns.
In response to arguments that CBS gave Mr. Rather insufficient airtime after he left the "CBS Evening News" — first on the weeknight edition of "60 Minutes" and later on the flagship Sunday edition — the network cited a "pay or play" clause in his contract.
However, considering the component approach as the solution of all the problems is rather insufficient in order to achieve large-scale savings.
Human aging phenotypes have long relied on mortality rate or exceptional longevity; yet, results of GWAS approach focused on longevity are rather insufficient, possibly in part due to the small number of individuals with GWAS data who have reached advanced old age or due to vague phenotype characterization.
The result is a rather overcrowded field, with insufficient links between the bodies responsible for health and social care.
The company also says its new device doesn't require wiring or battery replacements, meaning it can serve as a rather inexpensive solution in areas with insufficient energy supply in the future.
Accordingly, a rather short recovery period may be insufficient to allow a proper stabilization of the animals.
