Sentence examples for insufficient to start from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hellstrom — who was involved in the Microsoft battle, led the acrimonious case against Intel and also successfully defended in court the E.U.'s trail-blazing 2001 decision to block the merger of General Electric and Honeywell — told the Raffs that their allegations alone were insufficient to start a case.

However, this motivation itself was insufficient to start a programme without engaging the local community (especially getting support from local authorities) or having additional infrastructure development in place (especially a capable cardiac care team at primary health care level).

And in the case of chemotherapy you say, 'Well, perhaps we could try it.' Physician 9 (general hospital) Physicians generally reported little difficulty in withholding treatment when a patient's medical condition was clearly insufficient to start another line of chemotherapy.

At low APS content, the initiator was insufficient to quickly start the initiation, the number of free radicals was at a low level, and so was that of oligomers by consequence, as seen through the yield of the soluble polymers.

They believe the healthcare reform, without a public option, will be inadequate, that the war in Afghanistan will unravel, the stimulus bill was insufficient to kick-start the economy and that his economic team is being run by Wall Street.

There are limited observational data to start with, insufficient testing of climate model simulations of extremes, and (so far) limited assessment of model projections.

The Keystone pipeline is a good place to start, but insufficient (its fully-online capacity only represents around 3percentt of the U.S. refining volume).

Performance of traditional infection markers to diagnose EOS is poor and therefore insufficient to guide the decision to start or stop antibiotic treatment.

GPs stated unanimously that the undergraduate palliative-care curriculum was insufficient for acquiring basic competences to start their medical practice in palliative care.

By killing these populations on day 11, we might have harvested an insufficient number of infectious forms to start a new infection cycle.

The people complain there are insufficient boats, although the army plans to start operating large rafts which can transport more goods and even small jeeps.