Sentence examples for insufficient in itself from inspiring English sources

They cautioned that a hot, fluid core was insufficient in itself to prove that the surface of Mars was alive with geologic activity -- often considered a prerequisite of life.

The fraught circumstances of the Berlin airlift in 1948-9 had convinced Bevin that western European cooperation was insufficient in itself, and required the external support of the US.

The culture is what it is — messy and multi-valent, open to a certain range of entertainments and cultural expressions — and the critic's yearning to dominate a larger audience is an index of the extent to which he or she finds the critical task insufficient in itself.

The attraction of large firms with an international background is however insufficient in itself to increase formal employment.

A packetization strategy is insufficient in itself, as temporal error propagation should also be addressed by insertion of intra-coded data.

"The Court has taken the view that United States participation, even if preponderant or decisive, in the financing, organising, training, supplying and equipping of the Contras... is still insufficient in itself... for the purpose of attributing to the United States the acts committed by the Contras," it said.

Many medical experts have asked why there was so little blood, and assert that severing the ulnar artery would in itself be insufficient to cause death.

Under the new law, statistical evidence by itself is insufficient in proving the influence of race, and a defendant must prove that race was a factor in death sentencing in "the county or prosecutorial district" when he or she was tried, rather than regionally or statewide.

Although it is possible that the training program itself was insufficient in connecting knowledge with clinical practice, we should not overlook the fact that other barriers may have been involved, such as system's unpreparedness or time constraints that need to be addressed in conjunction with professional knowledge and self-preparedness to manage an improved physicians' response to IPV.

In his academic work, Professor Vitale has argued that civilian review is in itself insufficient because it deals only with individual complaints, when the problem is systemic.

However this legitimization effort towards their own firms is, in itself, insufficient to counter the established authority based on labour contracts.