Sentence examples for always insufficient from inspiring English sources

Pretenses are always insufficient, overcompensatory, or both.

Creating a scientific theory is rooted in aesthetics just as much as creating a work of art is because the facts at hand are always insufficient to point decisively toward a single conclusion.

However, when the number of cores keeps increasing, the capacity of on-chip memory is always insufficient.

This could explain why drug applying to clinic, with recommended dose obtained from two-dimensional (2D) testing, is always insufficient.

The data to achieve these two tasks are almost always insufficient and mostly limited to well scale measurements, seismic maps, and outcrop studies.

In addition, reductions in near-bed velocities and drag around plant stems lead to skin friction stresses that are almost always insufficient to entrain sediment from the marsh surface.

Lots of drunk people queuing for an always-insufficient number of portable toilets?

(Hare himself is a "strong proponent" of brain-imaging technology, but he noted that scans in isolation will always be insufficient).

Beard points out the ways in which power is coded as masculine, and argues that it will always be insufficient for women merely to adopt and adapt those codes; rather, the codes themselves need to be revised, and our understanding of what power consists in must be challenged and reframed.

The reason cash transfers will always be insufficient to tackle poverty is because poverty is about far more than a lack of money; it's driven by interacting factors such as educational failure, serious personal debt, welfare dependency, drug and alcohol addiction and, most importantly, family breakdown.

Unproven upside alone has always been insufficient to motivate cross-functional modernization.