Sentence examples for insufficient to pay from inspiring English sources

If it isn't, the premiums it receives will be insufficient to pay future loss claims.

The $10 billion would be insufficient to pay for a major war against a country like Iraq.

There are fears that ad revenue is insufficient to pay for all the content that is needed for the web.

There were councils who commissioned social care packages which simple arithmetic would have told them were insufficient to pay minimum wage salaries to the care workers.

But its entire acquisitions fund, about $25 million a year for all French museums, is insufficient to pay for, say, one important Cézanne.

She would understand the fabulous food drenched in butter and sugar, the 15-hour days on tired feet, the wages insufficient to pay for health care.

The former billionaire financier Sir Allen Stanford has been given a court-appointed public defender to fight charges of orchestrating a $7bn£4.2bnbn) fraud after a US judge ruled he had insufficient funds to pay for his own lawyer.

"If lending hasn't grown at the same rate as savings, which seems likely, Investec is probably sitting on surplus cash earning an insufficient return to pay its competitive savings rate".

"This does not mean F.H.A. has insufficient cash to pay insurance claims, a current operating deficit or will need to immediately draw funds from the Treasury," the report stressed.

"This does not mean F.H.A. has insufficient cash to pay insurance claims, a current operating deficit or will need to immediately draw funds from the Treasury," a statement from the agency said.

"At the unwind by the trustee, there was insufficient cash to pay the $43 million owed to Patriarch," she says.