Sentence examples for both insufficient from inspiring English sources

"It was both insufficient and sufficient," he replied.

He believes the money is both insufficient and being injected too early.

Much more needs to be done to promote development in this region, whose earnings from tourism, agricultural exports and financial services are both insufficient and precarious.

Her government's plan to seek cuts of 50 billion reais ($30 billion) in the inflated budget may be both insufficient and hard to implement.

Both insufficient and excessive inspiratory effort levels are associated with prolonged ventilator dependence due in part to changes in Tdi.

Both insufficient agricultural practices and periodical wildfire occurrence in abandoned areas were focused as components triggering degradation processes.

The titular commodity in "Talk," a new play by the young playwright Carl Hancock Rux, is in such ample supply that the title feels both apt and insufficient, both unimaginatively obvious and wryly understated.

If the government embarked on a more ambitious plan to build around 30 nuclear power stations over the next two decades, "the present level of nuclear engineering research and development activity in the UK would be wholly insufficient both in terms of scope and volume," the report concluded.

Molecular forensics provide one of the few means for identifying fish sold in retail both due to insufficient labeling requirements or rampant mislabeling of the product [14].

"Without policy competition, we're stuck with a status quo that's both utterly insufficient and inefficient".

However, Time called the film a "cinematically uninspired retelling of the Moses story" and the New York Times described it as "both woefully insufficient and much too much".