Sentence examples for insufficient that from inspiring English sources

Dan Olson of the San Juan Citizens Alliance said that the announcement was positive but insufficient: "That is really good news that we know that the initial plume has passed.

The McCain campaign asserted that Mr. Obama wanted to go back to treating terrorism as nothing more than a criminal matter, called him naïve and argued that the World Trade Center case was an example of how insufficient that was.

If the Supreme Court finds the agency's letters insufficient, that would leave the Justices to declare now what "on the basis of sex" means, which is really the best shot that transgender students have of securing a federal legal right to access bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity, perhaps for the foreseeable future.

However, like the rest of rural China, the level of cover was grossly insufficient, that is, state reimbursement only related to hospitalization and so villagers could not use their contribution to offset the cost of medicine (which was a major form of medical treatment for them).

"Every year, when we have to take, in the Forest Service, and hoard our appropriated dollars in order to have money to fight the fires, where we know they are going to be insufficient, that's wrong," Perdue said.

Sometimes, global thresholding is insufficient; that is, the constant threshold value over the image is insufficient.

Suddenly the judge declared the evidence against Quinn to be insufficient and that was that.

It is not just insufficient volume that makes hearing difficult for people with hearing loss.

"It's clear what was in place was insufficient, and that's unacceptable," he said.

Yet the judge found "insufficient evidence" that deadly force was necessary.

In such an environment, corporate optimism does not lead to more investment immediately; companies will first boost their existing capacities until they become insufficient - that is, until inventories first build up and then get sold.