Sentence examples for insufficient to get from inspiring English sources

They argued that six months would be insufficient to get the tracking system running, Dr. Ward recalled.

The executive order on interrogations is certain to be received with some skepticism at the C.I.A., which for years has maintained that the military's interrogation rules are insufficient to get information from senior Qaeda figures like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

"If a stock market correction doesn't happen, then consumer spending remains very strong, to the point where a Fed funds target of 6percentt would be insufficient to get the economy down to the speed limit," Mr. Varvares said.

The debate over Afghanistan will play out in the coming weeks, as the military decides whether to ask for more troops; commanders in Afghanistan have already said their forces are insufficient to get the job done.

And a Romney spokesman tried to walk back the remark, claiming, "The governor's point was that simply slashing the budget, with no affirmative pro-growth policies, is insufficient to get the economy turned around".

Make a character cower in fear and the game, apparently fearful that dialogue and animation are insufficient to get the point across, interjects that he is "afraid of the Big Bad Wolf".

(To which Ileana Rodriguez, a parole commissioner, responded: "You had just killed your wife, sir. What is the grander sin, killing your wife or leaving patients waiting in a scheduled clinic?") "Frankly," Mr. Scaring remembered, "we had insufficient evidence to get an autopsy.

At best, an MBA is a somewhat necessary but nonetheless insufficient qualification to get into this line of work.

"To where padlocks were being put on the production studio in Canada because we had insufficient funds to get going.

Most criminal defendants, in fact, are poor people who can't afford bail and have insufficient means to get a bail bondsman to put up a bond.

Firstly, the early morning walks were not suitable for parents with children old enough to attend school because there was insufficient time to get from the school to the Action for Children centre.