Sentence examples for now insufficient from inspiring English sources

Ascherson then asks why devolution is now insufficient.

Whilst there is no damage to the O2 there is now insufficient time to rig the arena for tonight's performance.

It is felt protected coverage of highlights is now "insufficient and out of step in a multi-channel, digital and online world".

Flanagan believes these regulations are now insufficient because they do not allow investigators to download information stored on phones or scrutinise messages, which are often sent before play begins.

This carbon target is now insufficient to make Europe a player in the clean-tech markets – a 30 per cent target is the minimum needed to drive private sector investment into the sector.

Yet it is now insufficient for the Justice Department simply to have yet another go at modifying Microsoft's behaviour.That points to structural remedies, which are anyway preferable as a matter of antitrust law.

But there is, for now anyway, insufficient evidence to prove that they can.

Between them the two have already set aside $1.25 billion to cover bad debt losses in Argentina; a Banco Bilbao spokesman said those provisions now look insufficient.

Only last month, it emerged that more than 90% of the UK's final salary pension schemes now have insufficient assets to meet their pension promises.

He said that even if the Israelis did clear him for entry, he would now have insufficient time in his schedule to visit the West Bank.

The wives and mothers who were nursing other complaints by now, of insufficient sleep and stalled careers — complaints that to Tomasina were desperate wishes.