Sentence examples for insufficient lead from inspiring English sources

Most recent polls have shown the Conservatives with an insufficient lead to win an outright majority of 650 seats in the House of Commons; that raises the prospect of a "hung Parliament," in which either Labour or the Conservatives might have to form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats, an unfamiliar prospect to Britons.

WHY might insufficient sleep lead to weight gain?

What he has said to the Cycling Independent Reform Commission was insufficient to lead to a reduction.

Being honest to others (moral integrity) is necessary, for sure, but completely insufficient to lead oneself and others successfully.

It feeds off raw anger against the West and the Middle East's corrupt rulers, but anger alone is insufficient to lead a revolution.

However, such climate seems insufficient to lead the seasonal amphibious snails to terrestrial habits.

Climatic and vectorial conditions might have been insufficient to lead to a major transmission of the virus.

However, the high rate of rDNA change observed in the chromosomally invariant subgenus Mus indicates that the presence of these sequences is insufficient to lead to genome instability.

Alternatively, although the students' confidence may have increased qualitatively, this may have been insufficient to lead them to choose 'strongly agree' over 'agree' in the SPOT Likert Scale.

Allowing only 1 hour for DBS effects to reach a maximum may be insufficient and lead to an error that underestimates the benefit of stimulation.

Evidently, the small difference of composition of particles' interfacial layer (see data in Table  1) is insufficient to lead to significant differences of nparticle.