Sentence examples for insufficient who from inspiring English sources

"To those of us who feel broken or insufficient, who feel anything but powerful, remember this: of all the billions ever born, it is, we, Australia's First People, we alone share the blood of the world's oldest civilisation," he said.

The NICE guideline recommends group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for adults with ADHD whose response to medication is insufficient, who have difficulty adhering to drug treatment or who are not willing to use medication.

If $3.6 billion is indeed insufficient, those who are not paid could end up pursuing the insurer.

For those for whom conservative treatment is insufficient or who are noncompliant, surgery is successful in approximately 60 to 90 percent of cases.

In a second part of the study, we sought to delineate patients for whom amoxicillin/beta-lactamase inhibitor would be insufficient and who would require a broader-spectrum beta-lactam.

It is tempting to speculate that the production and resultant plasma levels of TNF, the target molecule of infliximab, exceeds the neutralising capacity of infliximab in insufficient responders who are unable to maintain the threshold serum level of infliximab.

These include failure to present results by histological type (except in one study [ 68]), failure to adjust for occupation or diet, and failure to report results by length of use of mentholated cigarettes in the later published studies [ 56, 83- 85] - important as the earlier studies [ 51, 53, 68, 69] had insufficient subjects who smoked mentholated cigarettes for a long time.

He said Mr. Brown's "paper review" of the case was insufficient to understand who Mr. Davis is today.

"The basis of the judge's dismissal was not on the merits of the case, but on insufficient evidence of who did what," he said.

Unable to get a home loan because of insufficient income, Uchida, who was still teaching judo, went into business on his own.

These old soldiers often struggled to make a living, support their families and function in Gilded Age society, and although many received pensions, they were often insufficient for those who could not work to supplement the payments.