Sentence examples for i think insufficient from inspiring English sources

But the question suggests an extremely important, larger point, and that is, I think, insufficient attention has been paid not just to the significance of the Baku-Ceyhan line, but to the Caspian region oilfields primarily offshore Baku and Kazakhstan's Tengiz and Karachaganak fields.

I think the insufficient supply compared to the relative demand is the cause of the current rise in residential houses.

John Auerbach, president and CEO of the Trust for America's Health, thinks insufficient funding is already consequential.

Cup match between Luton and the London club Millwall after hundreds of Millwall fans charged across the field toward the Luton stands, apparently because they thought insufficient space had been allotted to the 8,000 visitors.

This is done on the grounds that they may define a group of patients with a prognosis so good that even if chemotherapy were similarly proportionately effective as in higher risk patients the absolute benefit may be thought insufficient to justify such treatment.

He said: "It is not mathematically impossible but I think there are insufficient games.

The Atlantic just included Muller in its 2011 roundup of "Brave Thinkers," but I think that's insufficient.

I think there was insufficient information at that time to support its approval by the FDA".

"I think the word insufficient reflects quite well the position not (just) of the government but of all the democratic parties," he told Spain's state-run TVE television station on Monday.

I thought it insufficient but it was all I had to offer.

But I think it was constitutionally insufficient to constitute probable cause to justify an intrusion of the scope and duration that was permitted in this case.