Sentence examples for indeed insufficient from inspiring English sources

Believers may agree that reason is indeed insufficient, which is why you need faith.

If $3.6 billion is indeed insufficient, those who are not paid could end up pursuing the insurer.

Indeed, insufficient resources, a lack of institutional capacity in both Indigenous communities and agencies and an inadequate understanding of Indigenous people's objectives in water management have limited the extent to which Indigenous objectives are addressed in water plans within the Murray Darling Basin.

The growth figure for the United States for 2013 may not seem that high, and it is indeed insufficient to make a large dent in the still high unemployment rate.

An important question is whether supply of ATP is indeed insufficient for its demand in diabetic cardiomyocytes.

Thus, the divergence time would be roughly 1.5 Ne and would be indeed insufficient to observe reciprocal monophyly.

Indeed, crowding – insufficient accommodation space in relation to family size – is linked to problem behaviour.

Later, an independent report showed that the university's labor safeguards, though instituted in good faith, had indeed been insufficient: a third of workers, mainly those employed by subcontractors, were left unprotected.

Sanctions (many forms of which have yet to be imposed, and ought to be) may indeed be insufficient.

Because of this, running an analysis of the effect of local LFP after orthogonalising on LFP from another region may indeed be insufficient to make the claim that local activity is more specific than global dynamics.

For them, we believe that low S TDB scores point indeed to insufficient ne detail resolution in the database and we are suspicious that new experiments may show a split of the high degree reactions into a set of coupled lower degree ones.