Sentence examples for created insufficient from inspiring English sources

The 1949 Housing Act ruled that maintenance for public housing should come from tenants' rents - but the falling number of tenants has created insufficient funds, causing the buildings' dilapidation.

Product innovation alone will create insufficient competitive advantage.

The difference between job growth of 1.66 million jobs and job growth of 2.26 million jobs is the difference between an economy creating insufficient jobs to absorb labor force growth and an economy experiencing healthy employment growth.

Under-consumption creates insufficient demand and then forces the exploiting countries to shift overseas, thus imperialism shifts grounds from the nation-state to the private market taking the hegemonic role (105 - 106).

This could be in part due to the difficulty of accurately recording these further characteristics in a retrospective study as well as the high correlation between dark tobacco, non-filter tobacco and heavy-intensity smoking creating insufficient contrast.

14 Such findings indicate that the impact of the peer role is limited if the barriers created by insufficient funding and lack of supportive environments are not addressed.

They tend to create an insufficient energy bandgap at the SCR, which leads to poor VOC.

The minutes also warned that if a joint venture company were to be created, there might be "insufficient risk transfer to the PSP [private sector partner]" as well as a "significant risk of industrial action".

Because the lamellae created are exposed to insufficient heat of the plasma jet, they are less integrated with each other.

In his Ordinatio I.3.1.4, Scotus finds Henry's created exemplar/uncreated exemplar distinction insufficient for defeating skepticism.

When we rejoice today about our independence, we should also celebrate our founders who had the good sense to recognize that, just because an absolute monarch does not enable "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," did not mean that they rejected all central authority and, when they found too weak of a central authority to be insufficient, they created a stronger one.