Sentence examples for insufficient to keep pace with from inspiring English sources

This choice meant either paying for wasted capacity or having to worry that their forecasted capacity was insufficient to keep pace with their growth," AWS writes in a statement.

These responses, however, may be insufficient to keep pace with climate change, as indicated by eight of 12 studies that examined this directly.

American forces, deployed initially in insufficient numbers to keep pace with the evolution of those conflicts, struggled to maintain security.

This precludes the accumulation of Nrf1 precursor on the cytosolic side of the ER membrane, except under circumstances where there is insufficient proteasome activity to keep pace with the appearance of substrates.

A population advancing their phenology, but to an insufficient degree so as to keep pace with their primary food source, for example, would be considered to have a direction of response that is adaptive, but a pace that is not.

"... the FOSC, in coordination with other federal agencies, determined on June 16, 2010, pursuant to 46 U.S.C. §55113, that there are an insufficient number of specialized oil skimming vessels in the U.S. to keep pace with the unprecedented levels of oil discharges in the Gulf of Mexico.

"Insufficient funding has hampered the ability of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) and state and local health departments to keep pace with the new and continuing threats to the health of the American people and to fully fund prevention initiatives," the group said in a report this year on public health financing.

I rushed to keep pace with her.

Regulators have struggled to keep pace with the explosion.

Murray was unable to keep pace with the Bruins.

"You have to keep pace with tobacco companies," he said.