Sentence examples for insufficient allowance from inspiring English sources

That said, she surely makes insufficient allowance for the "yuck" factor.

One may quarrel with the first figure as too large and the second figure as too pessimistic (it makes insufficient allowance for the possibilities of highly intensive land use).

The Californian inspirations were transferred to Britain with insufficient allowance for the change of climate, as a postcard from Spender to Rogers's practice, to be exhibited at the RA, shows.

Currently many of the design review systems that are available provide insufficient allowance for the inclusion of all of the stakeholders who may sensibly contribute to this process.

However, unlike the Temenggong, Sultan Ali was unwilling to involve himself with the affairs of the state but at the same time complained of receiving insufficient allowance from the British.

Policymakers acknowledged unavailability or insufficient allowances for rural postings.

He gave her a clothing allowance insufficient for an adult princess, and insisted that if she attended the opera, she was to sit in the rear of the box and leave before the end.

The most important hazards (with median scores > 6.5) were: underfeeding; inadequate colostrum intake; poorly educated stockperson; insufficient floor space allowance; insufficient/inadequate roughage; iron deficiency; inadequate/inappropriate ventilation; poor floor conditions; and no bedding.

If the general estate is insufficient to pay allowances in whole or in part, SIPC shall advance such funds as are necessary for such payment.

Committee members reported that before DFF, facility funds were insufficient to pay allowances, but the introduction of DFF freed up some user fee revenues for this purpose.

He reveals that he failed to visit a number of the places he wrote about, as his allowance was insufficient, and that he bartered drugs to supplement his income.Indeed, he wrote about Colombia without even going close.