Sentence examples for is probably insufficient from inspiring English sources
Civilian experts say its range is probably insufficient to have reached Flight 800.
For species with effective dispersal distances of less than 2 km the network is probably insufficient.
This amount "is probably insufficient to fully address the possible resurgence of smallpox transmission in the event of the intentional release of the virus as a bioterrorist weapon," said James LeDuc of the CDC's National Center for Infectious Diseases.
But, in truth, there is probably insufficient time to plan and then execute such a strategy.
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The time interval of 3 10 min used for the forecast is probably insufficient for reliable forecast using the deep-sea pressure data in the epicentral region because the tsunami and the permanent seafloor vertical deformation are hardly distinguished during this short-term observation (Tsushima et al. 2012).
The three men -- Niall Connolly, Martin McCauley and James Monaghan -- were formally charged this week, though American officials said the evidence against them, including residue from explosives, was probably insufficient to convict them.
About 300 international observers are expected to monitor the voting, a number that political and human rights officials said was probably insufficient.
True, the direct disbursements are relatively trifling: although the checks go out to Poppy and Bar, as they do to thirty million other retirees, the amounts are probably insufficient to pay lawnmowing and pool expenses at Kennebunkport.
Researchers in France said levels of lead in Roman drinking water were a concern, but were probably insufficient to cause widespread mental problems, or potentially drive up crime rates, through lead poisoning.
The central bank said that current capital ratios at major British banks were probably insufficient because possible future losses and costs of bad loans or other past business decisions might be bigger than expected.
