Sentence examples for insufficient to enable from inspiring English sources
Although their context is usually insufficient to enable their meaning to be judged, their appearance on temples suggests a protective function.
"Some low-revenue clubs," the report said, "believing the amount of their proceeds from revenue sharing insufficient to enable them to become competitive, used those proceeds to become modestly profitable".
On the first page of the report, the panel writes, "Some low-revenue clubs, believing the amount of their proceeds from revenue sharing insufficient to enable them to become competitive, used those proceeds to become modestly profitable".
Furthermore, because the military arts proved insufficient to enable warriors to grasp political power and thereby maintain their ruling position, there arose a philosophy of bumbu-kembi, which asserted the desirability of being proficient in both literary and military arts.
Occasionally, bone formation was observed in direct contact with hydroxyapatite, confirming its osteoconductive ability, albeit insufficient to enable union.
The findings of the literature analysis are insufficient to enable a recommendation concerning the optimal timing of RRT initiation, outside life-threatening situations.
A consultation document "provided insufficient information" to enable those consulted on the criteria changes "to give intelligent consideration and an intelligent response", the judge said.
He was forced to drop his plans earlier this year, and focus on the idea of a merger instead, when it became clear that there were insufficient funds to enable a takeover.
He may have hoped that they would be provided to the grand jury, and surely there was that possibility, but there was insufficient evidence to "enable a rational trier of fact to conclude that [Bruder] knew" that this would happen or that he entertained any expectations on that score that were based on such knowledge.
Vaizey wrote: "The secretary of state's present position is that there is insufficient information to enable him to decide whether a local inquiry is necessary to resolve any real doubt or uncertainty about whether the council is complying with its statutory duty".
Seven cases had insufficient information to enable classification into complex or simple and have been excluded.
