Sentence examples for make insufficient from inspiring English sources
People with the variants tend to make insufficient insulin, the hormone that lowers blood sugar.
The deal will make insufficient change to the amounts of damaging greenhouse-gas emissions we hurl into the atmosphere.
The government intends to pass legislation to give Offa the power to fine universities and colleges that make insufficient progress in widening access, and – in extreme cases – to demand they lower their fees.
However, large gas bubbles observed at adsorber feed-gas velocities exceeding 0.69 make1 make insufficient gas-solids contact likely, which in turn explains a reduction of the dynamic CO2 loading of the adsorbent at these conditions.
And inspections of the underperforming ones often find that they make insufficient use of whole-class teaching, phonics, or other traditional methods.Such evidence was one influence behind the big shift in the Labour Party's education policies after Tony Blair became its leader in 1994 and appointed David Blunkett as education spokesman.
To put it differently, the material and experiences make insufficient connection to existing understandings, either unconscious or conscious.
His petitions for appeals were always brief and incomplete, making insufficient use of precedent.
That said, she surely makes insufficient allowance for the "yuck" factor.
Only the most flimsy efforts have been made, insufficient to test the waters.
Failure to remain in good academic standing due to not meeting the GPA requirement or making insufficient degree progress will result in being placed on academic probation.
The administration released a report this week that said Head Start made insufficient progress in preparing preschoolers to tackle reading in kindergarten.
