Sentence examples for generating insufficient from inspiring English sources

Targeting MBI programs at individual properties could risk generating insufficient public good conservation benefits, if those programs fail to reflect the relationship between landscape-scale processes and property-scale conservation efforts.

"There are too many teams generating insufficient turnover and generating too much cumulative debt," sports finance expert Rob Wilson said.

Sequencing reactions generating insufficient or multiple products were discarded and repeated.

"It makes no sense for Major League Baseball to be in markets that generate insufficient local revenues," Selig said.

"It makes no sense for major league baseball to be in markets that generate insufficient local revenues to justify the investment in the franchise," Selig said.

Selig said it made "no sense for major league baseball to be in markets that generate insufficient local revenues to justify the investment in the franchise".

Moreover, the current energy-based market model generates insufficient revenues: the price received per MWh covers only 84% (±30%) of the total generation costs per MWh of 77 €/MWh (±12€).

But there is reason to hope that energy may be directed to finding a new way forward for an economy that grows mainly because of foreign trade, generates insufficient demand at home and has been unable to find a productive use for the oodles of spare cash that sits on private balance-sheets.

The Great Recession, sparked by the subprime lending crisis of 2007-2008, spintoed inthethe near-collapse of American economic life, and the recovery largely generated insufficient jobs at insufficient wages.

But Downing Street sources partly blamed the media, saying because the elections had not been held in London they had generated insufficient national news coverage.

The decrease in ethanol production and reduced electron flux may generate insufficient NAD+ to ensure normal cellular metabolism.