Sentence examples for insufficient industry from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, insufficient industry specific studies have been conducted in this domain.

In general, the lack of a standardized sizing system in the current apparel industry results in insufficient industry attention being given to baby boomers' body changes (Lee et al. 2012).

Current production methods for the building of precast concrete elements are gradually becoming insufficient to meet industry demands.

This proved insufficient for local industry and in 1842 Elton Reservoir at Bury was built to become the canal's principal supply.

G-FINDER includes comprehensive R&D expenditure data on 30 diseases fulfilling three criteria: 1) the disease disproportionately affects people in developing countries; 2) there is a need for new pharmaceutical products; and 3) there is a market failure, that is, a commercial market insufficient to attract industry R&D (23).

And some environmental groups and lawmakers criticized the measures as insufficient to help industries better compete with Chinese manufacturing.

Much of the problem can be traced to the industry's insufficient spending on developing new products and on its antiquated production machinery.

The goal of students across the country who are organizing around sweatshop issues is to create widespread change in an industry where insufficient wages and mandatory overtime are common.

The United States lost its lead in aeronautics as the combined civil and military market for American airplanes was insufficient to permit the industry to grow significantly; only 49 aircraft were produced in 1914.

He says government regulation of the financial industry is insufficient, and he endorses the Volcker Rule, named for his friend, Paul A. Volcker, the former Fed chairman, who says regulated banks shouldn't be making risky bets with their own money.

This includes Pressbof being granted the charter; the role of the commissioner for public appointments being reduced; Pressbof retaining potential control over code committee appointments; and insufficient protection against the industry using a body like Pressbof to exert an unwelcome degree of influence over the new regulator," he wrote.