Sentence examples for insufficient numbers from inspiring English sources

There were insufficient numbers of qualified mathematics teachers.

There are insufficient numbers coming out of university.

And so far there are insufficient numbers of graduates to force big shifts immediately.

A severance offer would be made, and if insufficient numbers took this up, then redundancy notices would follow.

Insufficient numbers of military police units were sent to Iraq in a disorganized fashion, many of them untrained reservists.

American forces, deployed initially in insufficient numbers to keep pace with the evolution of those conflicts, struggled to maintain security.

"These shortages are compounded by insufficient numbers of young people, especially girls, choosing a career in engineering.

"Minority officers feel that the problem is not numbers," he said, "it is that there are insufficient numbers of senior officers from minority ethnic groups.

10.36am: The Institution of Engineering and Technology has been in touch to warn of a "technology skills gap", with "insufficient" numbers of young people studying such subjects.

Starting in 2000, with insufficient numbers of Japanese job applicants, the chain turned to foreign students who are allowed to work part time.

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) regularly complains that there are insufficient numbers of people trained in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) at all levels.