Sentence examples for insufficient to return from inspiring English sources

However, even that amount will be insufficient to return the people to the lifestyles they knew before the Chevron showed up.

It could be due to the rather small number of patients or to a time length of GH resumption insufficient to return to the situation observed before GH withdrawal.

Six days residence at moderate altitude is insufficient to return activity profiles to sea-level norms.

Hamilton was forced to stop after crossing the line during qualifying, and his team said he had insufficient fuel to return to the pits.

This work demonstrated 1) that insulin alone is insufficient to completely return the diabetic retinal molecular phenotype to a non-diabetic control state, and 2) that the limitations of insulin therapy are manifested as both a failure to reverse some alterations that occur before the initiation of insulin therapy and an inability to prevent some changes that occur after the initiation of therapy.

The government will also argue that it would not be possible for the islanders to make a living since they would not be able to live on the centre of the islands and insufficient numbers would want to return.

But insufficient supplies forced him to return immediately to England, leaving the colonists behind, along with his daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter, the first English child born in the New World.

Further reasons were insufficient cooperation in preparing to return or dissatisfaction with the programme's services, in which case people returned on an individual basis.

The authors suggest that the children may have already been stressed when the test began or that 60 minutes was insufficient for cortisol levels to return to baseline.

Most withdrawals were attributed to 'other' reasons which included insufficient therapeutic response, failure to return, violation of selection criteria at entry, other protocol violation, refused treatment/did not cooperate, withdrew consent, administrative/other (including patient entry to extension protocols), lost to follow-up, physician's decision to withdraw and pregnancy.

Steve Jobs reluctantly dropped extortion charges as there was insufficient evidence, but Gizmodo was still forced to return the device.