Sentence examples for insufficient to read from inspiring English sources

Candle power — even with eight lighted candles — was insufficient to read actual books without going blind.

For example, Wills argues that it is insufficient to read Paul in widely accepted English translations, since even the best of them import later developments back into the original texts.

While some migrants might speak Swedish or English in their everyday life, it may be insufficient to read letters and leaflets or to understand medical jargon especially during medical encounters [ 14- 16, 37].

The condensed presentations make it a good reference source for those with insufficient time to read through more detailed textbooks.

Despite a high response rate in this study (90%), 93 prisoners were excluded because of insufficient ability to read or write Norwegian, English or German.

Women were excluded from the study if they had insufficient English to read the DA/questionnaires, were ineligible for IBIS-II (n=10) or had already made a decision about the trial before reading the DA (n=3).

Among the fourteen clinicians who reported rarely or never having used the KDOQI guidelines, 28% felt that they had insufficient time to read the guidelines or summary information, 21% could not find information they needed quickly, 14% practiced in settings with their own algorithms and guidelines, and 64% did not agree with the KDOQI guidelines.

Exclusion criteria were insufficient language skills to read and understand informed consent, patient information and the questionnaires, practice contact for emergencies only (e.g. no continuous patient-doctor relationship) and a life expectancy less than six months due to oncological or other severe diseases.

It just tears me up inside to see you trying to read by the insufficient light of that dim lamp next to the toilet".

They soon realized that there was an insufficient amount of churning and foam to read as real as the location.

All adult (>18 years) type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients were eligible, unless unable to read or complete questionnaires on the computer because of insufficient computer skills, language, reading, or cognitive problems.