And having just an American mother, as Cruz did, would clearly have been insufficient at a time that made patrilineal descent decisive.
Even some of the countries who stand to benefit from the program have been less than enthusiastic, arguing that it is insufficient at a time of political upheaval and economic distress.
Addressing that issue, Justice Stevens said the record in this case, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America v. Walsh, No. 01-188, was insufficient at this point to draw conclusions about who would be helped or hurt by the program.
To defuse the threat of high winds, the designers from the start made the roadway quite stiff and added a second deck, even though the volume of traffic was insufficient at first to warrant the lower one.
He tidily potted India's untidy history, and his reporting felt like hit-and-run conversations — and yet "India" came away with a girth of over 400 pages, busy and insufficient at the same time.
Thus, for example, the aid scheme in Witters provided an eligible recipient with a scholarship to be used at any institution within a practically unlimited universe of schools, it did not tend to provide more or less aid depending on which one the scholarship recipient chose, and there was no indication that the maximum scholarship amount would be insufficient at secular schools.
Amid increasing optimism that a deal is within reach, sources familiar with the negotiations suggested that the European council president, Donald Tusk, may exercise his power to call a further EU summit if progress is insufficient at the next meeting due in mid-February.
Second, number of devices were insufficient at some centers.
The bonding length that would be sufficient at room or low temperature, becomes insufficient at 600 °C.
The theory of linear elasticity is insufficient at small length scales, e.g., when dealing with micro-devices.
In addition, analytical simulations with Burgers model were carried out, and its predictive performance was considered insufficient at early ages, particularly upon unloading.
