Sentence examples for insufficient to mount from inspiring English sources
Mr McCain's team has burnt through most of the $24m£12m2m) raised in the first six months of the year, leaving only $2m in the bank, a paltry sum compared with the other candidates and insufficient to mount a serious challenge.
By then, much of the damage has been done and, because of the very inefficacy the defendant alleges, the record may be insufficient to mount a challenge.
The weak anti-tumor activity of pyrvinium could be explained by the following possibilities: first, attacking the hypoglycemic tumor areas is simply insufficient to mount an effective overall anti-cancer treatment, similar to those seen in many anti-angiogenic monotherapies; second, glucose levels in tumors are still too high to render pyrvinium effective.
Both the global cholera vaccine supply and Haitian vaccine cold chain are currently insufficient to mount national vaccination campaigns on Hispaniola.
But later in 2012, S.E.C. lawyers decided that there was insufficient evidence to mount a case against Mr. Sokol.
The Crown Prosecution Service's announcement about there being insufficient evidence to mount a corporate prosecution is the cherry on top of Murdoch's cake.
While Farrell landed the three points there was insufficient time to mount another attack, and a more battle-hardened, streetwise Springbok unit had the win.
In addition, resistant individuals begin to clear Bd infection after 14−30 days (Ramsey et al. 2010; Savage and Zamudio 2011); therefore, insufficient time to mount an antibody defense seems an unlikely explanation for host susceptibility in this case.
Half of the 28 per cent it secured in the EU vote – 14 per cent, roughly Ukip's level of support in the opinion polls for more than a year now – would probably be an insufficient base from which to mount a successful challenge for a parliamentary seat, even though concentrations of support for the party have emerged in Lincolnshire, East Anglia and Kent.
Aging is associated with increased susceptibility to infections and decreased responsiveness to vaccines, suggesting that individual repertoires converge on a point where their diversity is insufficient to bind and/or mount a protective response to foreign-pMHC (Vazquez-Boland et al., 2001; Nichol, 2008; Nikolich-Zugich, 2008).
