Sentence examples for small insufficient from inspiring English sources

This is all too apparent in "Frank Stella: Painting Into Architecture," a small, insufficient exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that spans a 43-year evolution with 25 paintings, reliefs, drawings, architectural models and sculptures enlarged from these models.

If the inoculum size is too small, insufficient number of bacteria will lead to reduced amount of secreted lipase.

"This is a small step, insufficient, but a necessary first stage towards full disarmament," the Basque regional prime minister Iñigo Urkullu, whose moderate Basque Nationalist party government backs the verification committee.

Contrast this with digital media: Small audiences, insufficient stickiness, low monetisation plague both web sites and mobile apps; the advertising model for digital information is mostly a failure – and that's not Google's fault.

But opponents, including the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who are already criticizing Mr. Obama for what they say is a low level of attention to China trade issues, might call the small penalties insufficient.

If C is too small then insufficient stress will be placed on fitting the training data.

However, the average intensity level of the whole metering window can be so high and the size of the object of interest can be very small, that insufficient back-light compensation occurs and the object details still remain invisible.

Since an institution has a duty to diversify its portfolio, the level of it[s] holdings in any one company would be small and insufficient to meet this threshold.

An incentive perceived as small or insufficient was often considered a disincentive.

The number of patients studied so far is very small and insufficient to guide practice.

The amount of thrombin generated by this initiation step is very small and insufficient to produce an adequate amount of fibrin to stabilize the platelet plug.