Condolence e-mails, for example, are insufficient on their own.
If Mr Mandela's personal example was insufficient to change the nature of African leadership, his stewardship of the ANC was also unable to prevent the party from repeating the failings of other liberation movements.
"Before we can calculate the true environmental benefits of using renewables, we need to be able to figure out the operating mode of the whole electric power system in a particular region and over time". The usual static data -- annual wind power and annual power plant emissions, for example -- are insufficient.
Therefore, the effects of learning the example were insufficient in the evaluation group because of the absence of such experience to follow generation processes.
To understand the Armenian genocide, for example, it is insufficient to treat it simply in passing, as if it resembled what happened to the Jews in Europe.
For the global climate action movement, for example, it is insufficient to just say no to the hardworking women and men in the fossil fuel industry.
Further, statements reading, for example, "there is insufficient evidence to support or refute the use of a visual examination as a method of screening for oral cancer" [ 56] can easily be misinterpreted as stating that opportunistic visual oral cancer examinations have no value.
However, the number of different optimal sequences is usually huge and taking only the distance and/or one example is often insufficient to do a proper analysis.
For example, in Spain there is insufficient evidence to support the use of reliable and valid malingering tests.
For example, document retrieval alone is insufficient because relevant information is concentrated in document fragments that are small when compared to the size of the entire document.
