Sentence examples for called insufficient from inspiring English sources

In 2000, he supported a law regulating derivatives that many critics have called insufficient.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) has called insufficient sleep an epidemic.

Scott D. Waddle, to apologize even after he sent a letter to Japan's national television network, an effort some called insufficient, insincere and indirect.

Mr. Ravi's lawyers have said they will appeal his conviction; the prosecutor said he would appeal the 30-day sentence, which he called "insufficient".

But despite these measures, the speed with which the program has been put in place, along with what many officials have called insufficient oversight, has left some in law enforcement with grave concerns.

Citing what he called "insufficient guidance to the court to analyze the constitutional concerns" raised in the case, the judge ordered the White House to provide a brief defending its position by Tuesday.

Lastly, there is a more amorphous reason that might explain why banks are not lending, particularly to businesses: low productivity, or what Mr. de la Torre calls insufficient prospects.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) are even calling insufficient sleep a public health epidemic.

The CDC calls insufficient sleep America's newest "public health epidemic," afflicting some 70 million people.

Still, especially given de Blasio's big talk during his campaign, critics have pointed to what they call insufficient efforts on creating affordable housing and closing Rikers Island.

He went to rehab and was released with what he called an insufficient supply of Suboxone, used to treat drug addiction.