Sentence examples for deeply insufficient from inspiring English sources

Calling the Off Broadway Boutique a women's clothing store is like calling Liberace a pianist: technically accurate, but a deeply insufficient way to describe a shop that traffics in silk caftans, floor-length gowns and leopard-print turbans for women who, Ms. Cohen said, "dress for the theater of their lives".

But the argument that all is well since our "choice" is not being challenged is deeply insufficient.

These and other aphorisms make great clearance décor at Marshall's but are otherwise woefully insufficient descriptions of the deeply ingrained idea of what home means to each of us.

First, despite its complexity and strengths, our complex intervention may have been insufficient, especially in view of the deeply rooted beliefs and routines of GPs.

However, in cases where both of those are insufficient, often the missing element is the deeply felt, selfless (but firm) loving and deep empathic understanding from another person that the troubled person truly trusts, admires, respects and believes.

Predicting insufficient analgesia before a painful stimulation in deeply sedated patients in the ICU is challenging [ 5].

The size of their armies, their training, their equipment are all insufficient for 21st-century conflicts, and their citizens are deeply casualty-averse.

In most OECD countries, labour markets remain deeply affected by the global financial crisis with weak aggregate demand, insufficient job creation and persistent high levels of unemployment.

A pupil diameter variation value above 5% during a 20 mA stimulation in deeply sedated critically ill patients has a high probability of being associated with insufficient analgesia during endotracheal suctioning.

Such perception might be deeply rooted in the lack of EBP competence gained in undergraduate education and insufficient continuing education on EBP reported by approximately half of the participating faculties.

The venous puncture manipulator used in this experiment was configured on the basis of human anatomy and therefore had an insufficient range of motion, particularly toward the center, where the veins sit more deeply below the skin.