Sentence examples for not only insufficient from inspiring English sources

Before the recent increase, she said their wages were "not only insufficient but also inhuman".

Cuba's agricultural failings have been remarkable even by Soviet and North Korean standards, and revenue from tourism, remittances and minerals is not only insufficient but has created a divide between those with and without access to foreign currency.

At low HMTA concentrations, it is speculated that the correspondingly small number of OH− ions is not only insufficient to coordinate and bridge an adequate number of Zn2+ ions to form a uniform ZnO structure but also insufficient to attach to the non-polar side facets to facilitate vertical growth in the [0001] direction.

Even though solving the problem of sparse representation in (4) can obtain an improved resolution of the DOA result, the term of l 1-norm constraint does not fully exploit the sparsity of signal [18], when the array data are not only insufficient, but also heavily corrupted by the background noise.

To Confucius the lack of knowledge in the realm of thought was not only insufficient to accomplish the transformation of self and society toward humaneness and goodness, but it was dangerous.

Traditional channels of overseas development assistance (ODA) from developed nations to the developing world are not only insufficient for financing the ambitious post-2015 agenda, but it's clear that development as we know it is no longer relevant, nor desirable.

James L. Brulte, the Republican leader in the State Senate, said that raising taxes would not only be insufficient to stanch the red ink but would also throttle growth when the economy is sputtering.

Disclosure is not only clearly insufficient for comprehension, but it can also be seen as unnecessary.

These vascular conduits may suffer not only from insufficient tensile strength, but also from vulnerabilities related to compression, torsion, and pulsatile pressurization.

Experimental results show that this algorithm needs fewer amounts of compensation data so that it not only solves insufficient MCU RAM resources, but also achieves high error correction performance, which lays a solid foundation for practical application and industrialization of GECS.

In conclusion, this study provides evidence that severe rapidly progressing TB may result not only from insufficient effector functions, but also be a consequence of excessive inflammatory responses in infected hosts, supporting the idea that excessive inflammation may be more damaging for the host than the activity of the pathogen that elicited it.