Sentence examples for insufficient to secure a from inspiring English sources

"The case has been riddled with inconsistencies, failings to disclose evidence and decisions made on evidence that, in our view, were insufficient to secure a conviction.

When the bidding ended for lot 171 in a US auction room last week, the $130,000 £82,0000) offer was insufficient to secure its prize – a small, ripped, buff folder marked "Most Secret" with the word "Hess" faintly scrawled in pencil across the cover.

A four-year degree -- even from a prestigious university -- is often insufficient to secure gainful employment.

These are, however, believed by conservationists to be insufficient to secure the future of the endangered fauna and flora found there.

Most jurisdictions have some provisions for providing indigent defendants with funds to obtain forensic science services, but often the amount of funds available is insufficient to secure adequate services.

He wrote in a letter to a Dutch diplomat: "Happy for us, that when we find our constitutions defective and insufficient to secure the happiness of our people, we can assemble with all the coolness of philosophers and set it to rights, while every other nation on earth must have recourse to arms to amend or to restore their constitutions").

Classical autoregressive moving average (ARMA) methods can adequately address the problem of linear time invariant, short-memory errors but may be inefficient and/or insufficient to secure type 1 error control in the context of fractal or scale invariant noise with a more slowly decaying autocorrelation function.

It may also be insufficient to secure growth in the future.

But this is still, it may be argued, insufficient to secure entitlement to theistic faith assuming that entitlement requires that one has evidence adequate to establish one's knowledge, or even just one's justified belief, that God exists.

Justice Sotomayor's criticism of the government at oral argument brought to mind the words of James Madison, who argued in Federalist 48 that mere "demarcation on parchment" of constitutional limits would be insufficient to secure liberty.

Unfortunately, if the FCC and Congress don't act decisively to protect broadband networks with strong Open Internet rules, the National Broadband Plan may be insufficient to secure the connection, communication, and cultural representation that is the Internet's greatest potential.