Sentence examples for sometimes insufficient from inspiring English sources

But heroism — and there's plenty of it in this book — also makes Gawande's categories seem sometimes insufficient.

Parents who did receive a list of providers say that the contact information for tutors was sometimes insufficient, and that they had trouble reaching the tutoring services.

She allows more than two hours for her drive from Howard Beach to the bus depot, but even this is sometimes insufficient in awful traffic.

The acquired data has, however, low time resolution and is sometimes insufficient for detailed analysis.

However, these treatments are sometimes insufficient to control the circulatory failure.

Purification of ovomucin is still an empirical technique and sometimes insufficient quantities of ovomucin are purified to allow characterization.

Wright's poems sometimes feel insufficient, but also, in that insufficiency, authentic.

Many European postal systems, telegraph lines and railroads were built with government money, and sometimes with insufficient capacity.

WASHINGTON — Federal inspectors charged with ensuring the safety of offshore oil drilling are overwhelmed, insufficiently trained, work without official procedures for some of their most crucial decisions and sometimes have insufficient support from their supervisors for resisting industry influence, according to a report released Tuesday by the Interior Department's inspector general.

However, most of the literature works focused on the use of analytical approaches which sometimes proves insufficient, in the absence of taking into account the practical realities.

On the other hand, closed reduction using vertical traction can sometimes be insufficient, even with the adjunct of dedicated pelvic frames [8, 9]; moreover, it needs a radiolucent traction table.