Sentence examples for from insufficient from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt, a small district on Long Island, has suffered from insufficient funds, mismanagement and poor performance.

So, cost-of-living pressure comes not just from prices, but from insufficient income and job insecurity.

In the US, the movie is said to be suffering from insufficient "buzz" and "low consumer engagement scores".

A Grady spokesman said the deaths resulted from severe kidney disease and not from insufficient dialysis.

Palace had thrown everything they had at Arsenal but, for the first hour, suffered from insufficient quality.

Between 1929 and 1933, prices fell by almost 30%.But America is not suffering from insufficient demand or tight money.

Granted, this would probably cause you to die within minutes from insufficient energy production, but at least you won't be hot any more.

Aside from the risks from insufficient monitoring, the main difficulty the ketogenic diet poses has always been one of self-control.

There is a further major global advantage to a fund like the AIIB: right now, the world suffers from insufficient aggregate demand.

The dozens of public thinkers Posner takes down are accused of everything from insufficient knowledge of British warplanes to ignorance of the anthropological literature on genital mutilation.

Lepore repeats a common claim that advocates of disruption theory employ circular arguments: anything that succeeds is disruptive, and failure arises from insufficient disruption.