Sentence examples for insufficient for their needs from inspiring English sources

Similar test were carried out by Oslo Fire Department later that year, and they found that the radio system was insufficient for their needs.

The Jesuits did not rely on donations, because by right the priests received a fixed income (usually insufficient for their needs) from the community to support their work.

Since young pregnant women differ in many aspects from adults, routine antenatal health care programs may be insufficient for their needs.

23 Residents who scored below 5 or over 16 on the Barthel index were excluded from the study on the basis that the intervention would be considered too intense or insufficient for their needs, respectively.

Transport was highlighted as a vital facilitator to accessing neighbourhood activities and to being a fully integrated member of the community, with many individuals concerned that ageing would lead to a significant loss of community access if public transport provision was insufficient for their needs.

Unfortunately and tragically for these students the segregated system of American higher education is constructed so that they receive inadequate and insufficient academic support for their needs.

Of those who had received teaching, 46% felt that the time given was insufficient for their learning needs; a further 21% were not sure if time was sufficient or not.

For most individuals experiencing homelessness, including the working poor, their income is insufficient to satisfy their needs for housing, food and other basic necessities.

The mounting concerns of advertisers over the tendency of audiences to surf past commercials and their stated desire to exploit other media mean that a privatised BBC would compete with commercial rivals for revenues insufficient to support their needs.

Subjects were determined to be pancreatic insufficient based on their need for enzyme replacement therapy.

Many computerised DSSs failed for various reasons, for example, they were not based on best available knowledge; there was insufficient emphasis on their need for high quality clinical data; their development was technology-led; or evaluation methods were misapplied.