Sentence examples for not considered sufficient from inspiring English sources
But it was not considered sufficient.
However, premises and internal process optimisation on industrial parks is not considered sufficient to limit greenhouse emissions in Flanders.
The period for negotiation with the EU ending in March 2019 is not considered sufficient time for full negotiations of a new relationship with the EU.
The problem is tackled of the allocation of the resources assigned for upgrading an ensemble of buildings or other constructed facilities, whose seismic reliability is not considered sufficient.
Despite suffering from an adjustment disorder and having psychopathic elements to his personality, his mental condition was not considered sufficient to mitigate the horror of his crime.
She is angry that the diagnosis by neurologists of her incurable condition was not considered sufficient evidence for Atos to grant her the payments, until she launched tribunal proceedings.
1785, 1799, n. 15, 85 L.Ed.2d 64 (1985), "legislatures can enact substantive rules of law that treat property as forfeited under conditions that the common law would not consider sufficient to indicate abandonment." These rules, however, are only reasonable if they afford sufficient notice to the property owners and a reasonable opportunity to comply.
Participants did not consider sufficient the scheduled annual/biannual follow ups at the GP or outpatient clinic because COPD patients' problems continuously changed and subsequent treatments and services needed to change accordingly.
A century ago, bedbugs were ubiquitous in New York — so much so that their presence in an apartment wasn't considered sufficient legal cause for withholding rent.
Radiological signs of advanced-stage ischemia are good predictors of definite mesenteric ischemia, while their absence should not be considered sufficient to rule out the diagnosis.
Late yesterday, Reuters reported that regulatory pressure is now being cranked up on the three, after the proposals they have submitted so far have not been considered sufficient to bring them into compliance.
