Sentence examples for insufficient to support a from inspiring English sources
"The evidence is totally insufficient to support a conviction".
Therapy was not a panacea, and the findings alone might be insufficient to support a decision to initiate testosterone therapy in symptomatic older men".
It made, and still makes, substantial profits for US corporations using the cheap labour, as the free trade agreement intended, but wages for those employed to do the work were insufficient to support a family.
"We conclude that scent-discrimination lineups, when used alone or as primary evidence, are legally insufficient to support a conviction," Justice Barbara Hervey wrote in the court's opinion granting the acquittal.
And while he conceded that he had not yet seen all of the government's evidence in the case, he contended that the material detailed in the detention memo was insufficient to support a conspiracy charge, which requires that prosecutors prove Mr. Zazi entered into an agreement with someone else to commit a crime.
The results demonstrate that current wayfinding aids are insufficient to support a person's natural navigational behaviors in the environment.
Pittas et al. (7), in a recent meta-analysis, concluded that evidence was insufficient to support an inverse association between 25(OH D levels and diabetes.
This evidence, however, is insufficient to support an allopatric model of divergence because distribution ranges could have been in contact in the past.
Although low levels of glucose was present in the hydrolysate from pretreatment (0.71 g/L, Table 1), this low concentration was insufficient to support an ethanol titre of 1.54 g/L (Table 3), pointing to improved ethanol fermentation from xylose by this strain subsequent to mutagenesis and evolutionary engineering.
In a letter to Tomlinson's family, the CPS described Tomlinson's injuries as "relatively minor," and therefore insufficient to support such a charge.
The BEME systematic review [ 29] reports studies using performance in examinations as an outcome measure but concludes that the reviewed data are insufficient to support firmly a positive conclusion.
