“Under abnormal conditions there is an excess or insufficiency of either yin or yang which leads to the occurrence of disease.”

“The extreme insufficiency caused by his deteriorating health made it impossible for him to manage his daily activities effectively.”

“The most common cause of stress incontinence is dysfunction of the urethra or bladder neck, which leads to urethral insufficiency.”

“However, due to insufficience in evidence, its underlying mechanisms remain unclear.”

“Only in this case, the insufficience generated by the heterogeneity of conventional particles filled composites can be avoided.”

“He had a good heart, and treated me well, and his insufficiencies made him seem just as normal as anyone else.”

“This may be due largely to their abstention from any aggressive interviewing, analysis of what has been said, or critique of the commune's insufficiencies.”

“The first question demands the utter honesty of a mind not afraid to recognize its insufficiencies.”