Sentence examples for insufficient to come from inspiring English sources

Until December 31 , 2009 54 health promotions interventions have thus been considered by the committees, with some interventions having been submitted more than once because after the first submission the committee regarded the information as insufficient to come to a decision.

The US Preventive Services Task Force guidelines rate CRC screening as "A" (strongly recommended), BC screening as "B" (recommended), and both prostate cancer (PC) and lung cancer (LC) screenings as "I" (evidence insufficient to come down in favor or against screening) [ 3].

In studies of IPV's relationship to the childcare practice of breastfeeding, a lack of high quality research has resulted in insufficient evidence to come to conclusions [ 20].

Other limitations include the lack of data on a therapeutic response, however, as this was a retrospective study there was insufficient information available to come to a valid conclusion about therapy.

The authorities have promised to reform some aspects of the system, but these changes have been widely criticised as insufficient, and are not expected to come into force until December.

If block grant money was insufficient, the state would have to come up with the difference.

The governor has been one of the chief proponents of the argument that refugee screening is insufficient, and in particular opposes allowing Syrians to come to the United States.

Fortunately, brave and concerned insiders like Phyllis are willing to come forward and speak out against insufficient practices and looming public health threats.

It will take time for the dream of tech to come to poor school districts full of overworked teachers and pitifully insufficient resources.

They tend to come from strange third-world nations and their profiles are surprisingly insufficient, with some of them not even coming up with a profile picture.

Only a few hundred tons of galena came out of the mine; probably insufficient to cover its costs.