Sentence examples for insufficient ties from inspiring English sources

Kucinich has never been much of one for coalition building and some believe his uncompromising nature, along with his insufficient ties to the regional Ohio scene, cost him his seat.

Because of insufficient tie spacing, this repeated loading into the inelastic range may lead to buckling of steel reinforcing bars (Rodriguez et al. 1999).

If investment effort is insufficient, social ties will inexorably decay [29, 30].

Those accusations are said to involve whether the N.S.A. made Americans targets in eavesdropping operations based on insufficient evidence tying them to terrorism.

The international criminal court (ICC) in the Hague has previously said there was insufficient evidence tying Nigeria's military to systematic and orchestrated atrocities targeting civilians.

An insufficient fracture tie-back, as well as chemical and mechanical processes during closure, led to reduced fracture conductivities and therefore diminished productivity.

It is shown that consideration of the unweighted contact network alone is insufficient to tie dissipation to loss of material connectivity.

If barges break loose upstream and there is insufficient time to tie them up, Kent is supposed to divert them.

But for nearly three weeks, the Washington supervisors refused, insisting that there was insufficient evidence to tie Mr. Moussaoui to a foreign power, the standard of evidence required for the search.

If one wanted to determine whether mental symptoms were in some way tied to insufficient nutrient intake, the logical first step would be to evaluate serum levels of key nutrients in people with mental disorders.

Finally, surgical characteristics such as the technical difficulty of laparoscopic surgery, the high complexity of laparoscopic knot tying and insufficient amounts of tissue incorporated in the suture have been suggested as reasons for the increased incidence of VCD in LH [5, 6, 7, 13].