Sentence examples for facilities insufficient from inspiring English sources

These are small victories in a much larger battle that she believes should be waged against a lack of facilities, insufficient programs, a lack of interest and discouragement that linger from the days of segregation and persistent racial myths that blacks somehow lack the physical capabilities to be good swimmers.

Due to limited samples and facilities, insufficient analyses were performed to enable statistical testing of the results from the critical point dehydration (28) and hot-alkali treatments [22], [23].

11 18 Inadequate health facilities, insufficient skilled health professionals and lack of modern medical equipment have undermined the Nigerian healthcare system, particularly in rural areas.

It has been attributed to poor access to distant health facilities, insufficient and inadequate knowledge of TB treatment, preference towards traditional providers, repeated visits to health care facilities without correct diagnosis; and cultural interpretations of disease [ 12– 16].

Context factors, such as lack of equipment or facilities; insufficient staff; and lack of opinion leaders, described by respondents as barriers in the study by Cabana et al [ 52], were congruent with those context characteristics identified in our study.

Meanwhile the biomedical health care system has been struggling to meet the challenges caused by diabetes, including inadequate diagnostic facilities, insufficient trained staff, and the high cost and limited availability of essential drugs such as insulin (25).

Short of equipment at the health facility, insufficient staffing, and frequent drug stock-outs were felt to negatively affect the ability of students to learn essential skills, and lessened incentives for them to seek opportunities to work in rural areas in the future.

Still, the acoustics are nothing special, the hall looks dingy, and the backstage facilities are insufficient.

When a hospital has inadequate numbers of properly credentialed professionals; when its facilities are insufficient and substandard; and when its equipment is obsolete, the hospital must go on "divert," and send patients to other medical facilities.

With its inadequate training facilities and insufficient athletic funding, Timor-Leste's government knows that it falls short in its ability to support its athletes, but hopes that this will change.

However, the facilities became insufficient for the growing town, even though an annexe was opened in Bewbush in 1984.