Sentence examples for how insufficient. from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tortorello's accounting of his garden illustrates how insufficient monetized valuation is when determining value, best shown in the cost of the herbs.

She remembered just how insufficient Merrifield's infrastructure used to be, recalling that "we had pieces of street that faded into nothing".

The McCain campaign asserted that Mr. Obama wanted to go back to treating terrorism as nothing more than a criminal matter, called him naïve and argued that the World Trade Center case was an example of how insufficient that was.

Yet the fourth season is most provocative when it refuses to resolve its emotional contradictions, by showing how insufficient an apology can be, how despair can be as reasonable a response as faith.

There's even some research looking into how insufficient oxytocin could contribute towards autism a disorder that is commonly associated with a lack of an emotional understanding of others.

There's even some current research looking into how insufficient oxytocin could contribute towards autism – a disorder that is commonly associated with a lack of an emotional understanding of others.

It should be noted that the microtomy artefacts presented here for the CNTLarge samples are quite extreme, but the SEM images can still serve as an example of how much insufficient cutting by the diamond knife can influence what is imaged in the TEM.

He believes that ESS-Bilbao's budget and its scientific know-how are insufficient to compete with existing sources in Europe, especially with ESS Lund once it's built.

Saunders is often called a surrealist, a fabulist or an allegorist, but his work contains a lot of recognisable reality, often in the form of people worrying about how to balance insufficient income and excessive expenditure.

Cyclone Nargis and its aftermath, on the other hand, provide a vivid study in how poverty and insufficient government investment can turn a natural disaster into an outsize human tragedy, said Debarati Guha-Sapir, the director of the World Health Organization's Collaborating Center for Research on Disaster Epidemiology, in Brussels.

In both cases, a sum of basic units, no matter how many, is insufficient to produce a significant difference.