Sentence examples for insufficient to absorb from inspiring English sources

The bank's capital base had been insufficient to absorb heavy losses, in part because of regulatory lenience.

Even at the official rate of 7.3% (which was probably an exaggeration), growth last year was insufficient to absorb the fast-swelling ranks of the unemployed.

Rules meant to guarantee the solvency of insurance companies require them to pull money out of the stock market any time their reserves are insufficient to absorb a 10percentt fall in stock prices and still pay claims.

Broadly speaking, the yields will soften when (1) traffic growth is flat or insufficient to absorb output growth, (2) intense competition lower prices, and yields will harden when (2a) load factors are already high and output is growing slower than traffic, (2b) traffic growth is outstripping growth in output and (3) lower competition keeps prices unchanged.

The apparent inflexibility of the axis-cervical three joint requires that all rotation took place at the occiput-axis and atlas-axis junctions, both of which are small and wholly insufficient to absorb jarring impacts.

In a report, Moody's warned that German banks suffer from meager profits, rising risk and insufficient reserves to absorb losses.

The difference between job growth of 1.66 million jobs and job growth of 2.26 million jobs is the difference between an economy creating insufficient jobs to absorb labor force growth and an economy experiencing healthy employment growth.

After a relatively long headway, it may be that the vehicle has insufficient capacity to absorb the stock of passengers waiting on the platform to board: those who cannot board experience an additional delay until the arrival of the next vehicle.

There is increasing concern that we may be in an era of secular stagnation in which there is insufficient investment demand to absorb all the financial savings done by households and corporations, even with interest rates so low as to risk financial bubbles.

And with insufficient investment across Asia to absorb domestic savings, the result is current account surpluses that exacerbate global economic imbalances.

"There is simply insufficient impact structure on a F1 car to absorb the energy of such an impact without either destroying the driver's survival cell, or generating non-survivable decelerations.