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insufficient

[in-suh-fish-uhnt] / ˌɪn səˈfɪʃ ənt /


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"This did not recommend routine use due to insufficient cost-effectiveness data," a spokesperson said.

From BBC

Judge Edward Burgess KC directed the jury at Bristol Crown Court earlier to return not guilty verdicts due to insufficient evidence in what he called a "difficult, incredibly sad and tragic case".

From BBC

In the meantime, we must recognize that while policies like these are necessary to advance health justice, they alone are insufficient to arrive at such a lofty goal.

From Salon

Kashkari had always lamented how Washington didn’t do enough to help the economy during the financial crisis — an insufficient response that, in his view, led to a slow and painful recovery.

From MarketWatch

The electric company also filed suit against six water agencies, including Pasadena Water & Power, claiming there were insufficient water supplies available for firefighters.

From Los Angeles Times