Sentence examples for failures to sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Thousands of MRAPs were purchased in response to the traditional Humvees' failures to sufficiently protect troops from the widespread use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) by Iraqi insurgents in the mid-2000s.

Sidney Webb, nevertheless, came to accept that the failure to sufficiently emphasize equality was a weakness.

Warsi was increasingly distressed by the prime minister's failure to sufficiently condemn the Israeli bombings of Hamas-controlled Gaza.

But we'll both have to ponder what has been a failure to sufficiently challenge both Ukip's message and its methods.

And the football parallel is apt because one of the more damning allegations Holmes levelled at Corbyn concerned his failure to sufficiently resemble Alex Ferguson.

Trump's success isn't Obama's fault, but the President's failure to sufficiently address the problems of the white working class hasn't helped.

Failure to sufficiently reduce the water content can lead to condensation of liquid water and the formation and accumulation of gas hydrates into pipe blocking plugs.

Top Democrats who spoke at Netroots this year were warmly received, a contrast from years past, when protesters interrupted senator Bernie Sanders over what they said was a failure to sufficiently address racial issues.

The climate change secretary, Chris Huhne, has made great play of the previous government's failure to sufficiently grow renewable energy capacity such as windfarms, so the loss of the renewables advisory board (RAB) will raise eyebrows.

The various other examples of his inept counsel included the failure to sufficiently challenge in the testimony of the state's central witness, the juvenile, now a man with a violent criminal record.

The answers start with the fact that vocal standards, though decent enough – Allan Clayton a good Tamino, Ambur Braid a mostly effective Queen of the Night, Peter Coleman-Wreliableliasle alwaysays but too middle-aged for Papageno – cannot match the cut-through standard set by Crowe, a fact that surely reflects ENO's failure to sufficiently nurture a corps of home-grown principals.