Sentence examples for insufficient labour from inspiring English sources
And there was insufficient labour to plant the next year's crop.
While many liberals deride the deal as containing insufficient labour and environmental protections and promoting further offshoring of American jobs, the Obama administration has hailed it as "the most progressive trade deal in history" and considers it to be one of the key goals of Obama's last two years in the White House.
Hence there were insufficient spontaneous labours after 41+3 weeks to allow meaningful analysis.
When the alleged victim, known by the pseudonym "Jane", was told the evidence was insufficient, she encouraged Labour MP Tom Watson to take up her case.
However, insufficient mechanical properties, labour intensive preparation process, long client's visiting times urge us to seek an alternative.
Ordinarily, we might blame lagging educational standards and strict immigration limits for insufficient supply of capable labour.
Back in 1882, Knut Wicksell, a Swedish economist, argued that emigration would eventually rid his country of paupers, because poverty was an effect of excess labour and insufficient land.
However the mere presence of bacteria may be insufficient to precipitate preterm labour.
(Obstetrician, SE) The Swedish clinicians mentioned that a typical reason for women demanding a planned CS is a previous emergency CS after prolonged labour with insufficient pain relief.
Additional exclusion criteria were: cauda equina syndrome; symptomatic spinal deformity; osteoporosis with fracture; inflammatory rheumatic disease; pregnancy; legal labour dispute; insufficient Norwegian language skills; cardiac, pulmonary, or metabolic disease with functional restrictions; and DSM-V-diagnosed mental disorders.
Postoperative intermittent irrigation of the infected tendon sheath is a standard procedure to treat purulent flexor tenosynovitis. 1 There is insufficient evidence that this labour-consuming and unpleasant procedure is beneficial to the patient's recovery.
