Sentence examples for are only insufficient from inspiring English sources

One might therefore think that such measures are only insufficient solutions for problems that states fail to solve.

Glamour may not be the right word, but not because it is too overreaching; it is only insufficient.

Xenoturbella, a topology as in Fig. 5 (noting that there is only insufficient data from Nemertodermatida).

In children and adolescents, there is only insufficient evidence regarding an association between the consumption of vegetables and fruit and weight development due to a lack of intervention studies and the existence of only a few cohort studies with no risk relation.

This screening suggested that CPY might meet all Annex D criteria (be a POP) but there are only equivocal or insufficient data [18].

He says: "People are only disarmed when they have insufficient or incomplete information.

The young people in this review help remind us that approaches that merely educate and admonish individuals about lifestyles and being overweight are not only insufficient but also potentially counter-productive.

However assuming an effective activation energy of −121 kJ mol−1 the difference between the sites is only 0.15 °C, insufficient to account for the variance observed.

Although this is only associative, insufficient recruitment of microglia/macrophages to the lesion site at this early time point may contribute to an inability to restore full thickness myelin through remyelination in old zebrafish.

Traditional channels of overseas development assistance (ODA) from developed nations to the developing world are not only insufficient for financing the ambitious post-2015 agenda, but it's clear that development as we know it is no longer relevant, nor desirable.

In view of the food scarcity in many developing countries, this proportion is not only insufficient, it is also ecologically and nutritionally dangerous.