Sentence examples for insufficient assistance from inspiring English sources

Food shortages are expected to peak between October, when supplies will run lowest, and March, when the next harvest is due, so the number of people in extreme need is expected to rise significantly if insufficient assistance is given.

To start with, if the crisis is the result of inexorable forces beyond the control of the periphery countries, it's not appropriate to wag fingers or punish those countries through the bitter medicine of insufficient assistance.

However, residents in Yuyao complained about insufficient assistance, as many people were without food or clean water for several days, due to ongoing flooding making distribution difficult.

This way of proceeding investigates unmet needs as both the absence of and insufficient assistance with any SMAF item.

Insufficient assistance for oral rehydration may have contributed to the initially high CFP, which with 76% was higher than what was observed in Gulu (51%, computed from own data and [ 3]) and other SEBOV outbreaks (Sudan 1976, 53% [ 1]; Sudan 1979, 65% [ 2]; Sudan 2004, 41% [ 6]).

Excessive levels of pressure support may result in ineffective triggering because they are associated with long inspiratory times and intrinsic PEEP [ 54], and insufficient assistance (for example, because of a short inspiratory time during assist/control ventilation) can also result in dyssynchrony.

The caring experience was distressful for family carers, not generally felt to be rewarding, with high reports of insufficient help and assistance.

This helps to limit the periods of insufficient assist delivery that could induce respiratory muscle fatigue with increased oxygen consumption, and periods of over-assistance that can generate intrinsic PEEP with an inadequate increase in intrathoracic pressure [ 13].

Although the university was a designated land-grant college under the federal government's Morrill Act, it received insufficient annual financial assistance from the state government, and its finances remained tenuous.

Help did not come from Federal Emergency Management Agency, which determined that the damage was insufficient to merit government assistance.

The lead defense lawyer, Courtenay Griffiths, said that the prosecution must prove Mr. Taylor's effective control over the rebel groups and that demonstrating influence or assistance was insufficient.