Sentence examples for thought insufficient from inspiring English sources

This is done on the grounds that they may define a group of patients with a prognosis so good that even if chemotherapy were similarly proportionately effective as in higher risk patients the absolute benefit may be thought insufficient to justify such treatment.

But the question suggests an extremely important, larger point, and that is, I think, insufficient attention has been paid not just to the significance of the Baku-Ceyhan line, but to the Caspian region oilfields primarily offshore Baku and Kazakhstan's Tengiz and Karachaganak fields.

John Auerbach, president and CEO of the Trust for America's Health, thinks insufficient funding is already consequential.

They said they were acting out of a deep concern for the fiscal affairs of the states, which they thought received insufficient attention in Washington.

I thought it insufficient but it was all I had to offer.

It is thought that insufficient LLO production is the basis of this disease.

They also thought that insufficient attention had been paid to reciprocity.

When examining the differences between the two stakeholder groups, a significantly higher number (p < 0.007) of wildlife officials (86%) thought that insufficient human capacity (i.e. trained personnel) was a major challenge for effectively conducting wildlife surveillance for zoonotic pathogens compared to project scientists (44%).

It may also cut pension benefits, which could save as much as ¥88 billion this year.Seiji Maehara, the new construction and transport minister, thinks this "insufficient".

Given that a majority did not charge a fee for a posting of a CV, we think that insufficient variation in the dependent variable can explain statistically insignificant effects in columns 3 and 6 in Table 4.

Its goal is to get Nazifurs banned from events and to encourage furries to get involved in politics—efforts that seasoned activists like Red think are insufficient when it comes to combatting the far right.