Sentence examples for consider insufficient from inspiring English sources
Both groups say they are upset by their government's policies in this regard, which they consider insufficient.
While the distinction may seem like semantics to some, for those who have pressed Congress and state legislatures to apologize for slavery, there is a considerable difference between expressing regret — which they consider insufficient — and an unambiguous apology.
Law enforcement agencies must now certify completed training in their usage, proffer a case for the gear's utility to policing, and show that a "civilian governing body" agrees the equipment is necessary – a series of bureaucratic steps that civil libertarians consider insufficient.
UN spokesmen in the former Yugoslavia have voiced the suspicion that the spy photographs and other evidence - which they consider insufficient to prove that there are mass graves at Srebrenica - are being presented now to deflect attention from Croatia's expulsion of the Krajina Serbs.
The channel is alive and well, but not as much in Syria as it was in Egypt, at least judging by complaints of Syrians on the social networks, who harbor grudges about what they consider insufficient coverage.
While the national level has had problems with planning, even more problematic has been its incapacity to supervise and control health workers' illicit practices to compensate for salaries they consider insufficient and which have not been affected by the policies.
The average flow of 9,500 trucks a month entering Gaza in late 2005 was also considered insufficient.
It is with regret that this concession like all the others were considered insufficient ".
White could, instead, choose a gambit with 8 O-O Nd4 9 Nd4 Qd4, but for years this has been considered insufficient.
Price stability is now widely considered insufficient to ensure overall economic stability.
If overall retirement incomes are considered insufficient, the government should focus its efforts on boosting private provision further.
