Sentence examples for insufficient to save from inspiring English sources

Those exceptions were insufficient to save the statute, the chief justice wrote.

He may have been more popular in this election than Labour, but the "Ken factor" was insufficient to save him.

After that tape emerged, Mr Dominguez ordered an inquiry and instructed staff to undergo diversity training, but this proved insufficient to save his job.

However the appeal and extra funding thrown at the Highlands seems to have been insufficient to save Mr Alexander, who joked during a distillery tour with Mr Clegg that he would "hammer the Nats" as he hammered the bung into a cask of whisky.

For example, protecting polar bears from hunting in the Arctic may be insufficient to save a species whose essential habitat for survival (sea ice) is diminishing rapidly.

However this proved to be insufficient to save Drache when she was attacked by several British Bristol Beaufighters on the afternoon of 29 September 1944 while anchored in Vathy harbor on the Greek island of Samos.

Like Buckingham's The Rehearsal, it has insufficient vitality to save it from putrefaction.

The Government also negatived the possibility of petitioners' accumulating such a sum by checking Mr. Holland's income tax returns as far back as 1913, showing that the income declared in previous years was insufficient to enable defendants to save any appreciable amount of money.

Therefore, current therapies for glaucoma are insufficient and novel strategies to save RGCs and prevent vision loss would be valuable.

Despite significant global advocacy, there is insufficient understanding of the investment required to save additional lives.

Some students reported the battery life of the laptop was poor and there was limited capacity to save work due to insufficient memory.