Sentence examples for insufficient facts from inspiring English sources

"Insufficient facts always invite danger," he warns.

"At this point there are insufficient facts to begin to formulate any conclusions".

As Spock once told Captain Kirk: "Insufficient facts always invite danger".

Thus, the Court held that because Brilliance did not allege insufficient facts, the district court erred in dismissing the trademark claims under Rule 12(b)(6).

The secretary of health and human services, Tommy G. Thompson, did his best in testimony on Capitol Hill, but his credibility was undercut days ago when he asserted, with insufficient facts to back his claim, that the first case of anthrax, in Florida, was isolated.

The Ramsey County Attorney's Office told WTVR there were "insufficient facts to prove felony-level riot".

This leads to problems -- problems like insufficient fact checking and sloppy search entries.

For Tom Carson, the problem was insufficient radicalism the fact that Springsteen remained, at heart, conventionally liberal.

To say every poet should own this book is, therefore, somehow insufficient; in fact, every poet should own this book and bring it over (with perhaps a bottle of wine, or something, depending upon the state one lives in, rather more transformative) to the home of a poet she loves.

For Tom Carson, the problem was insufficient radicalism — the fact that Springsteen remained, at heart, conventionally liberal.

Wilkinson's premise is that "self-governance," meaning majority rule, is the "first principle of our constitutional order". But this principle, although important, is insufficient and, in fact, is secondary.