Sentence examples for insufficient i from inspiring English sources

"And if increased capital requirements are insufficient I am happy to consider taxes on financial transactions – Tobin taxes".

"If increased capital requirements are insufficient I am happy to consider taxes on financial transactions — 'Tobin taxes,"' the F.S.A. chairman, Adair Turner, told Prospect magazine.

Later I did a brief neurological exam, focussing on her cerebellar function and balance; I did indeed find a little ataxia, but insufficient, I thought, to explain her odd gait).

That's a lot, but considering that PPIP was aiming to inject a full $1 trillion into the system, and many were declaring that to be insufficient, I think we should feel very reassured indeed by these numbers.

Lots of people have cause for anger, both good and insufficient (I do myself and let it off the leash more than I should), but a Harvard professor has surely done well enough in life to work it through in the age of Barack Obama.

We saw him arduously collecting testimonies, like a detective, over an alleged racial slur, finally concluding the evidence was insufficient, "I'm not Poirot," he told the accuser, before explaining how he'd just have to punish everyone equally.

GPs perceived a lack of alternative treatments, depending on their knowledge of alternatives and their views about validity or effectiveness of non-pharmacological options for particular patients: "GPs also feel uncertain how to deal with psychosocial problems, as a result of insufficient training: I have to do a lot of "psycho" Whether I want it or not but I haven't got the training for it.

Network data collected is often of insufficient quantity (i.e. too few contacts named) or insufficient quality (i.e. contacts identified are not suitable for use in information dissemination).

I gave them the payments and they determined that the price was insufficient, so I will pay the balance of the cost".

But these tests were insufficient (as I noted at the time).

It was due to overwork and insufficient rest; I am a literary critic and had been working very hard on a book.