Sentence examples for all insufficient. from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Dukakis himself had become the emblem of effete liberalism, impractical ineffectuality and, perhaps worst of all, insufficient patriotism.

The size of their armies, their training, their equipment are all insufficient for 21st-century conflicts, and their citizens are deeply casualty-averse.

A broader notion of resource access costs, appropriately subdivided, can correct problems of overinclusion, underinclusion, and all insufficient specification in the transaction cost concept.

I am not at all insufficient or inadequate as a person.

Worst of all, insufficient research about treating veterans addicted to high-dose pills means that today's best practices for treating veterans addicted to opioids are based on weak data.

The problem faced is thus threefold: health knowledge, demand for health care, and supply of good quality health care are all insufficient.

Multivariable logistic regression models were used to identify the socio-demographic variables (independent variables) that were independently associated with all-domain insufficient PA, among Palestinians and Israelis.

None of the socio-demographic indicators were significantly associated with all-domain insufficient activity among Palestinian men (Table 3, row %) including after adjustment for the effect of all the covariates.

Additionally, there were no differences in the prevalence of all-domain insufficient PA among Israeli men and women, also after the exclusion of indoor domestic chores and caring for children.

The prevalence of leisure-time inactivity and all-domain insufficient PA among Palestinian women was twice as high as that of Israelis, and almost triple the prevalence in Israeli women when indoor chores and caring were excluded (47% and 18%, p < 0.0001).

This sample size is sufficient to detect ethnic differences in all-domain insufficient PA as low as 6% (type I and type II errors of 5%and20%0%, respectively) assuming the international mean of 18%, or 8-108-10%ferences in gender-specific ethnic comparisons, assuming the international means of 15% and 20% for men and women, respectively [ 21].