Sentence examples for insufficiently capable from inspiring English sources

But Austin portrayed a battle to recapture Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, as long off, owing to an insufficiently capable Iraqi army.

In truth, his crime has been quite different: to be insufficiently dangerous to himself or to others to get the help he needs and wants, but to be insufficiently capable of running his life independently to get the help he needs and wants.

These debates suggest a need for GUFs to involve national unions in organisation within and dialogue with TNCs but the GUF judged them insufficiently capable of this and they therefore had only limited involvement in GUF-led activities.

It is suggested that traditional decision modelling and cost-utility analyses are insufficiently capable of including process effects, such as patient burden, and non-health outcomes, such as information, of diagnostic or therapeutic interventions [ 2] and that they fail to identify the most optimal program set-up from series of efficient programs [ 1].

He was hopeless at hyperbole, insufficiently opinionated, capable of seeing both sides of an argument and he never truly understood how to attract a headline, all of which militates against satisfying the requirements of the modern media whiz-kid.

Republicans have been deeply unhappy with their party for some time now, but until recently, much of that anger was focused on Washington, and on a Congress seen as both insufficiently conservative and capable of accomplishing nothing.

There have been many attempts to develop techniques capable of predicting future suicidal behavior, but known risk factors are insufficiently specific.

While an increasing body of evidence suggests that mechanical ventilation is capable of inducing lung and distant organ injury, the complex underlying molecular mechanisms remain insufficiently understood.

Of one of the still-living bad men Daniel includes in his manuscript, Chalmers writes: "He was capable of great malice, and would fly into a rage, especially at accusations that he was insufficiently robust, and too lazy, for a life of crime.

Insufficiently, in my opinion.

They were insufficiently thorough.