be insufficient

Prof. Peter Mumby, a co-author of the study based at The University of Queensland, explains that "our world is expected to warm by 3-5 degrees by the end of this century if we do not achieve Paris Agreement commitments. Under such levels of warming, natural selection may be insufficient to ensure the survival of some of the more sensitive yet important coral species."

It is unlikely the SNP could reach agreement with the Conservatives or Labour, and with only one MSP, Alba's support would be insufficient to get them over the line.

Some countries do provide subsidies for desalinated water; unfortunately, they can be insufficient.

When asked whether there should be broader efforts to educate children about how to navigate the benefits and risks of being online, Albanese said that such an approach would be insufficient because it "assumes an equal power relationship".

While they may sound like a lame competitor to the Power Rangers, the Cyber Ninjas were actually a company hired by Arizona Republicans to conduct a “forensic audit” of the state’s ballots after standard recount practices were deemed to be insufficient, likely because those practices didn’t find any evidence of widespread fraud.