Sentence examples for insufficient to compete from inspiring English sources
Second, the Sunshine State revealed that grassroots enthusiasm for Gingrich – something that may dissipate after a disappointing showing – is insufficient to compete with Romney's money and organization in a larger state.
Below TB, the film shows ferromagnetic behavior, where the thermal energy is insufficient to compete the energy of turning magnetic moments to external magnetic field direction.
Evans added that while the HTC One "is a very nice phone" in the current highly competitive handset market nice hardware is " insufficient to compete".
However, the absorption bandwidth of a single-layer MPP with limited cavity space is insufficient to compete with the porous materials.
He believes that ESS-Bilbao's budget and its scientific know-how are insufficient to compete with existing sources in Europe, especially with ESS Lund once it's built.
Although these advanced metabolic engineering and fermentation strategies have facilitated significant progress in the biochemical production of propanol, the currently achieved propanol yields and productivities appear to be insufficient to compete with chemical propanol synthesis.
The departure of the director of rugby, Andy Key, did little to improve things and, ultimately, Leeds possessed insufficient quality to compete with their wealthier rivals.
Ottakar's chairman Philip Dunne said: "Over the last year the book market has undergone a significant change with new levels of competition from the supermarkets and online retailers impacting all specialist booksellers and in particular those with insufficient scale to compete on equal terms".
Others, although grateful, were clearly concerned that the funding was insufficient to develop the research lines needed to compete with men for coveted full-professor positions.
In addition, the funds identified in the consortia proposal are insufficient to deliver a quality, alternative service able to compete with the BBC".
Whereas Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) often feel difficult to compete with large organisations due to having insufficient resources.
