Sentence examples for insufficient to complete from inspiring English sources

Excluded women were those who did not have a choice regarding their analgesic options (for known preexisting conditions), had contraindications to analgesia, or had self-assessed English insufficiency (insufficient to complete the questionnaires, or use the intervention material which were written in English).

However, the taught content was insufficient to complete all elements of the survey correctly.

The short-term refluxing, insufficient to complete passivation, is necessary to obtain the different anion vacancy concentrations in the prepared CdTe/CdS QDs.

Another disadvantage is that the funds allocated for the bond initially may become insufficient to complete reclamation later when new standards or different reclamation requirements emerge.

At lower temperature, less energy can be supplied and it is insufficient to complete the chemical reaction in a relatively short time.

However, divergent selection on the single dimension of crypsis may be insufficient to complete speciation.

There was insufficient time to complete his magnum opus, the companion (and corrective) volume to Lewis's in the Oxford History of English Literature, covering the drama of the age of Shakespeare.

However, efforts in action research were fraught with challenges as the projects may be initiated by school leaders rather than teachers, there is insufficient time to complete the research due to high teacher workload, and there is a lack of support from researchers who can guide teachers in understanding the theoretical underpinnings of action research (Salleh, 2006).

By mid-1826, the Canal Company had insufficient funds to complete the work, and a special meeting authorised the taking out of a mortgage to cover the £15,000 deficit.

Climbing to only 1670 feet above ground level instead of 2500 feet, Stricklin had insufficient altitude to complete the maneuver, but was able to guide the aircraft away from spectators and ejected less than one second before impact.

The business plan also makes clear that the state Legislature will have to extend its financial commitments to the middle of the century, although even the extension will not eliminate the risk of insufficient funding to complete the system.