Sentence examples for insufficient both from inspiring English sources

But a PR-centric response is insufficient, both substantively and legally.

The titular commodity in "Talk," a new play by the young playwright Carl Hancock Rux, is in such ample supply that the title feels both apt and insufficient, both unimaginatively obvious and wryly understated.

This is high by international standards, though widely seen as insufficient; both the previous and current governments have warned they may introduce legislation (such as that in Norway) which requires a 40% quota.The old hierarchies are far from dead, of course.

However, the environmental data and health data are still insufficient both quantitatively and qualitatively.

But there are reasons to think that it is insufficient, both descriptively and normatively, for capturing today's realities.

Currently the understanding of occupant behavior is insufficient both in building design, operation and retrofit, leading to incorrect simplifications in modeling and analysis.

Another offer, from the French turnaround specialist Bernard Krief Consulting, was "insufficient in both financial and social terms," the spokeswoman said.

When Bagrianov's attempt to proclaim Bulgarian neutrality was rejected as insufficient by both Britain and the Soviet Union, the prime minister resigned and was replaced by Kosta Muraviev of the Agrarian Union on September 2 , 1944

These characteristics might be a clue to understanding the seismogenesis in the area; however, the spatial resolution is still insufficient for both the earthquakes and pressure sources.

Negative value is incurred on a card if it is used with insufficient funds—both types of cards may carry a maximum negative value of HK$35 before value needs to be added to them again for use.

Since for our study IL-2 ELISpot testing was more interesting we generally performed IL-2 readout first when the amount of blood was insufficient for both assays.