An antagonistic lawsuit delayed the school's opening until October 1883, and insufficient support from the state hindered its progress in its early years.
Make no mistake, Froome is the best rider in this year's Tour but for a short time it looked as if insufficient support from visibly leggy team-mates might deny him victory.
She added, "Is it for oil, as everybody seems to think it is?" The position on Iraq taken by Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards, and set forth in the party platform the delegates will adopt on Tuesday, is that President Bush acted rashly by going to war based on faulty intelligence with insufficient support from allies and an inadequate plan for occupation after the war.
In Washington on Wednesday, Mr. Gates said he planned to raise his concerns about insufficient support from some NATO allies in a speech in Germany this weekend, and Gen. Dan K. McNeill, commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, said the international military mission there was "under-resourced".
"Despite the characterization of some that teaching is an easy job, with short hours and summers off, the fact is that successful, dedicated teachers in the U.S. work long hours for little pay and, in many cases, insufficient support from their leadership".
WASHINGTON — Federal inspectors charged with ensuring the safety of offshore oil drilling are overwhelmed, insufficiently trained, work without official procedures for some of their most crucial decisions and sometimes have insufficient support from their supervisors for resisting industry influence, according to a report released Tuesday by the Interior Department's inspector general.
However, studies of their working experience have revealed feelings of disempowerment that appear to be related to insufficient support from school managers.
In contrast, when spouses were kept at a distance by the patient, were socially isolated, and received insufficient support from children, friends, and health care professionals, they experienced feeling like an outsider.
Available services and intervention programs for dementia caregivers are often underutilized because of issues such as cost, logistics, lack of knowledge about available services, or insufficient support from others.
Challenges are related to contextual issues for the construction sector and built environment professionals in conflict areas, including the lack of construction materials, unemployment and discontinuity in work patterns, as well as insufficient support from multilevel governments (Enshassi et al. 2007).
