Sentence examples for step insufficient from inspiring English sources

But this review found that step insufficient, noting that in Washington, clear lines of authority and responsibility for diplomatic security were lacking.

"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.

A step protocol (illustrated in Fig. 4) was applied every 10 s; a short (500 ms) and small hyperpolarizing step (insufficient to activate Ih) was applied for the calculation of Rinput short step when Ih is not activated and then a 3750 ms larger hyperpolarizing step to activate Ih.

Members of the supercommittee actually took some brave steps outside party orthodoxy (Republicans embraced progressive tax increases, Democrats flirted with spending cuts), but these were baby steps, insufficient to change the alignment.

Sunita Patel, a lawyer at the Center for Constitutional Rights who signed the letter, said such training was a positive step, but insufficient.

Federal government investment in health information technology, while a good first step, is insufficient to change hospital and physician behavior.

But Sen. Kay Hagan (D-N.C ., who like LanD-N.C .s facing a reelection contest in a Republican-leaning state next year, flat-out declared Obama's step who insufficient.

When the duration, the temperature, or both of the reduction step were insufficient or when the mass of the −400MSIP was not optimal, inaccurate Fm values were experienced apparently because the CO2 reduction step was incomplete.

But the latest reports suggest these steps are insufficient.

In his letter today, Mr. Wells argued that those steps were insufficient.

The dynamics of the campaign mean he will most likely have to provide Americans with an unequivocal orientation well before November — the same likelihood and time frame Mr. Perkovich sees for Iran "to take steps, albeit insufficient ones, to indicate there's some traction in the diplomatic approach".