Sentence examples for act insufficiently from inspiring English sources

Well they did have one "slightly judge-y" night, Saunders laughs, "in front of a basically hardcore lesbian audience" who let them know they considered their act insufficiently strident.

The Ministry of Justice has stated that the present safeguards within the FOI Act are "insufficiently robust to protect our current constitutional arrangements".

Neither is quite the case with this intelligent, finely written and acted but insufficiently volatile double bill by Scottish playwrights David Greig and David Harrower.

The Supreme Court today withheld its ruling on the Affordable Care Act, issuing instead four opinions insufficiently flashy for widespread coverage in the press.

As the world watches but, insufficiently moved, fails to act to prevent mass starvation or stop genocides in Congo or Kosovo or Cambodia or so many more, who would not agree with such a lament.

Initially, the Pentagon acted as if the report were insufficiently important to require its attention.

Even when US watchdogs started investigating, he admitted UBS had acted "in a manner that was insufficiently rigorous" to improve compliance.

But some liberals are still disgruntled.Jonathan Turley, a law professor, calls the nomination "a terrible act of betrayal", because Ms Kagan is insufficiently protective of free speech (she supports restrictions on obscenity) and takes too expansive a view of executive power.

Trouble is, at its core restaurants McDonald's acts as if its main problem were insufficiently low prices.

Camilla Toulmin, of the International Institute for Environment and Development, said the conference should act as a primer to policymakers and politicians who have been insufficiently aware of the real issues surrounding resource constraints and the economics of waste and distribution.

His excitement derived from the restoration of a wished-for element in the staging of the third act that had been abandoned as too difficult, or at least insufficiently respectful of the gentle handling that is a diva's due.