Sentence examples for whatever insufficient from inspiring English sources

Whatever insufficient sex means to any particular person--even if that can be considered a betrayal of his or her partner's obligation--the fact remains that adultery just makes it worse.

True enough, it is always hard on a victim who cannot muster sufficient evidence (for whatever reason – usually insufficient resources) to bring a claim, but what a distortion to imagine that anyone would find better comfort in a case that has been made, argued, stitched up and dismissed behind closed doors between the authorities and a judge.

But even if it were true, you don't have to refill a flat tire through the hole: monetary policy is what you use when demand is insufficient, for whatever reason.

The suspicion is that for whatever reason the aircraft had insufficient power to pull away".

Despite my calls for improvements in governance, audit and legal penalties, I'm left with the nagging concern that whatever we do may be insufficient.

Whatever my answer was, it seemed insufficient.

"For whatever reason, their communications continue to be insufficient," said Durango-based San Juan Citizens Alliance executive director Dan Olson.

And Rita Z. Malmud, a Democrat and president of the city's Common Council, said: "Whatever the city is doing has been insufficient to stop the exodus.

Whatever you do, somebody will think it's insufficient, or too much.

For all that, it was hard to shake the feeling that whatever verdict emerged, the trial itself would be insufficient to the moment.

Whatever happened or didn't happen, there was insufficient evidence to build any case.