insufficiency

Insufficiency is that which makes us to be close each other.

On 31 March 1931 the line was closed due to economic insufficiency.

"The eighth problem was the insufficiency of military forces on the ground."

Yet he had a terrible insufficiency, a great need for the human touch.

He died on December 1, 2008 from a cardiac insufficiency.

In a book it can seem like meagerness and insufficiency.

It should not be used in the presence of renal insufficiency.

Those with these insufficiencies are more susceptible to anxiety and fear.

By such way is responded to insufficiency, to our limitation in something.

In those rear galleries, there is no sense of insufficiency or lack.

He blamed it on the insufficiency of his advertising budget.

This time, the suit focused on insufficiencies in the town's comprehensive plan.

And judging by the various insufficiencies, there are more losses where these came from.

Money becomes the antidote to a perceived sense of insufficiency.

Arterial insufficiency can affect many different parts of the body.

All the other complaints were dismissed for insufficiency in substance.

The evil is insufficiency for everything, the good the sufficiency.

"Faith and strong belief in success will make up for all these insufficiencies!

It can be seen in patients with severe aortic insufficiency.

Such a condition is sometimes referred to by Economists as "an insufficiency in the labor force."

F.'s only reason is the complete insufficiency of her love.

The candidates' education, or the insufficiency thereof, came up again during the most recent Presidential election.

Owing to the insufficiency of its revenues it remained closed from 1869 to 1878.

Aortic insufficiency affects approximately 5 out of every 10,000 people.

The primary cause of death is usually respiratory insufficiency.