insufficiently

However, the location was soon thought by many to be insufficiently central.

For all the talk of the information age, we're investing insufficiently in education.

That, in our view, was an insufficiently sound point of departure.

Those on the right believe it has been insufficiently successful in its control function.

The connection between them is insufficiently developed in European policy at the moment.

In about half, much of the work was insufficiently demanding, particularly for older and more able children.

Even this change, however, was seen to be insufficiently radical by the republicans.

The work of Parliament is all too often insufficiently understood in our own countries.

However, the potential side effects of the drug have been insufficiently investigated.

The building is insufficiently large to accommodate all officials and representatives.

It was because the fans turned out to be insufficiently loyal or to have too few friends.

Women's experience and skill remain insufficiently used in environmental policy actions.

They are listed as "insufficiently known" by the environmental agencies.

Sorry if I was insufficiently direct in my original notion.

Among other things, he has called its flight tests insufficiently realistic.

The film industry is at once overly and insufficiently race conscious.

Manpower alone was insufficiently quick or certain in all conditions.

His view was attacked for being insufficiently sensitive of political reality.

It is insufficiently complicated to warrant years of study in some university.

Both are seen by many conservatives as insufficiently committed to their agenda.

Obama, for his part, has never been accused of being insufficiently ambitious.

Their minds are insufficiently sensitive to my efforts at contact.

He has long taken the position that the financial models in use by major institutions are insufficiently conservative.

If her face was insufficiently angular, an actress might make it more so.

Other researchers have criticized this test for being insufficiently rigorous.