Sentence examples for insufficient to handle from inspiring English sources
The small bunk-style beds don't allow married couples to sleep together and the communal kitchen is insufficient to handle all the refugees' cooking needs.
After Bly's reports, the asylum was deemed insufficient to handle mental patients, who were transferred to Wards Island, and the building was occupied by Metropolitan Hospital until 1955.
Lebanon's infrastructure is insufficient to handle the influx of Syrians fleeing the war, and many here were wary of repeating what has been a complicated experience with Palestinian refugees.
His assumption, shared by other hard-line lawyers in the White House counsel's office and in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, was that the criminal-justice system was insufficient to handle the threat from terrorism.
I think the current situation calls for a great deal more international cooperation and coordination than is currently taking place.If you think institutions at the national level are insufficient to handle the interventions underway, don't try to wrap your head around the state of international crisis management institutions.
In all scenarios considered, the dimensions of the current culvert are insufficient to handle the increase in water level estimated using a physically-based modelling approach.
Unfortunately, mobile nodes with limited resources have insufficient power to handle the overhead.
For an application with a bursty workload, resource allocation based on the average behaviour, e.g., average rate of request arrivals, may lead to insufficient resources to handle the peaks thereby causing SLO violations.
With insufficient transportation to handle the numbers arriving into Croatia hundreds of people spent the night sleeping on the roadside outside Tovarnik's train station, some near passed out with exhaustion.
In these countries there is little need, and no option but for ewes to lamb outdoors as there are insufficient structures to handle the large flocks of ewes there.
Junior doctors may face the 'pressure to prescribe' [ 27] whether coming from patients [ 28], family [ 29], or nursing staff [ 30], with insufficient training to handle these situations.
