Sentence examples for not sufficiently extensive from inspiring English sources
The sea exerts little moderating influence, and the uplands are not sufficiently extensive or high to have more than local effects.
This action, though not sufficiently extensive, will provide a boost to the economy, create good jobs and bring new energy supplies to the market at a time when we continue to foolishly allow repressive Middle Eastern regimes to dictate the supply and price of oil, thereby inadvertently helping to finance terrorist activity.
The first was not specific for bedbugs, and the second was not sufficiently extensive.
Nevertheless, this study was not sufficiently extensive since it was performed on chips including only one third of the genome.
However, the incidence of these conditions is not sufficiently extensive to justify restriction of driving privileges for all drivers with diabetes.
Although the observations are not yet sufficiently extensive to enable one to solve this problem completely, it seems desirable at this stage to point out what appear to be serious errors in the present interpretations of these observations, and to show that most of the present data can be satisfactorily correlated on the basis of two quite simple assumptions.
The initial pursuit of Rommel was not sufficiently direct or extensive to catch the bulk of the forces retreating along the coast road.
However, many physiological aspects of bacteriophages' development were not sufficiently investigated relative to extensive molecular biology studies [ 3].
While the majority of stakeholders also stated that the reforms were not sufficiently communicated to the public, some noted that extensive public communication was not possible at the time.
The consultants also faulted the city's communications strategy, saying that "even with extensive outreach to schools, communication efforts did not sufficiently engage parents".
Current active and adoptive therapeutic approaches to elicit such T cells are either not sufficiently clinically efficient or require fastidious processes that impede their extensive clinical use.
