Sentence examples for believe insufficient from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists remain concerned about illegal trading of antiquities and some believe insufficient checks are carried out into their provenance.

Experts who study this nutrient believe insufficient magnesium may be a primary factor in the relationship between heart disease and cardiac risk factors like high blood pressure, abdominal obesity, diabetes and stress.

Pressed by Bethan Sayed about the main issue with the rail franchise, Ken Skates replies, "inheriting rolling stock that is old, and historically I believe insufficient wheel sets have been ordered in preparation for autumn".

"Operation Stanza [the review] believes insufficient investigative work took place to identify this unknown male who could have potentially been a suspect".

The available evidence for clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness was believed insufficient to allow unrestricted funding.

That effort is on target, but only just, and some senior officers now believe it insufficient.

This was the main reason President Bush limited research financing to work on existing cell lines, a small number that many scientists believe is insufficient.

As I say in my column this week, I believe that insufficient attention is being paid to making these productions come alive as theatrical experiences, in which image, gesture, and singing are blended.

Significantly, those who are most outspoken about the privacy and security risks are no longer modern-day Luddites but computer scientists -- some of them the architects of the global computer network, which they have come to believe is insufficient to meet the demands being placed on it.

In fact, Clifford urges, it is always reprehensible to believe on insufficient grounds.

Two police chiefs have written to Home Secretary Theresa May to highlight what they believe is insufficient funding for their force.