Sentence examples for insufficient to require from inspiring English sources

Are we heating our planet at a rate that demands substantial and immediate changes in the way we use energy, or is the evidence still insufficient to require that we assume the costs of altering the way we live?

Mr. Obama, who has said the use of chemical weapons in Syria would cross a "red line," reiterated his view that the evidence of such use was still insufficient to require action or enable him to unite American allies behind a response.

These proponents suggest that the minimal claims needed are insufficient to require anything very substantial that all truths must have in common.

Since that time there has been no school in Carrick and a 1976 planning report stated the population was likely to remain insufficient to require one.

Titanium is also alloyed with gold to produce an alloy that can be marketed as 24-carat gold, as the 1% of alloyed Ti is insufficient to require a lesser mark.

During this period the bank sold securities which included mortgages that violated standards either because the underlying properties were already worth less than the mortgage or because the income of the borrower was insufficient to make required payments.

No appreciable degradation of the dye is noticed even after 3 h, may be due to the fact that the sunlight is insufficient to produce required electrons on the surface of AuNPs.

Rational approaches were also occasionally found insufficient to instil required capabilities in the yeast phenotype [ 16].

A National Institutes of Health panel in May 2006 noted: "The F.D.A. has insufficient resources and legislative authority to require specific safety data from dietary supplement manufacturers or distributors before or after their products are made available to the public.

Finally, older adults have been found to experience symptoms of anxiety disruptive enough to require intervention, even if insufficient to warrant formal diagnosis (Himmelfarb and Murrell 1984).

Respondents opined that the political risk of enforcement leads to penalties that are not severe enough to encourage adequate fortification or are inconsistently applied due to insufficient resources required to navigate lengthy bureaucratic systems.