Sentence examples for insufficient means from inspiring English sources

Their upbringing was a conventional one of landed gentry with insufficient means.

The way the lottery was set up encouraged constructions of unclear purpose and insufficient means of maintenance.

"If the general remains silent while the statesman commits a nation to war with insufficient means," he wrote, "he shares culpability for the results".

Most depart in sorrowful resignation, because they have dependants - children and elderly parents - to sustain and insufficient means to do so.

Of course, the Commission, like any government, is certain to have insufficient means to reach its goals, and that includes inadequate cash funds.

Each of these techniques is driven by the notion that a password alone is an insufficient means to verify online identity.

If there were insufficient mean and standard deviation/standard error data, and meta-analysis was not possible, a systematic review was performed.

Health market was also emphasized more by those considering the capacity of radiology supply in their own practice as sufficient compared to those considering it as insufficient (mean difference 30.7, 95% CI: 10.0, 51.5, P = 0.004).

Be wary, though, of under-pitching: insufficient risk means audiences won't invest in the characters.

In sub-Saharan Africa rapid population growth matched by insufficient progress means that numbers without access to sanitation have increased since 1990 to 17% of the population.

Insufficient funding means there are only 1,130 places in shelters on the mainland while 1,650 children wait in camps, reception centres, safe zones and detention – or are reported to be homeless.