Sentence examples for given insufficient attention from inspiring English sources
This has generally focused on accountability and hindsight, but has given insufficient attention to where we go from here, both in Iraq and more widely.
Discussion about the graduation requirements, he said, has given insufficient attention to whether students will be prepared to do that higher-level work once they leave secondary education.
Later in the press conference, when a reporter asked, for the third time, about the shifting accounts of Blair's role, Hillary reiterated that they were her trades, despite the fact that "very often he placed them for me," and then fell back on what was apparently her last resort — contrition, not for wrongdoing but for having given insufficient attention to the press's needs.
What has been given insufficient attention amidst the paroxysm of hand-wringing and wailing is the fact that whole business model for the small opera company has now been rendered obsolete.
Another critical parameter for a FFPE-based patient selection assay, but one issue that sometimes is overlooked or given insufficient attention, is the minimum percent of tumor required for the assay.
Finally, studies of HRAs have given insufficient attention to the complex healthcare environments into which they are implemented, and the impact the use of HRAs may have on the ways in which providers perform their day-to-day work.
The review also highlighted where DfID gave "insufficient attention" to ensuring that country teams had the necessary skills in place to support the exit or transition process.
Your article "Revealing a Japanese Garden as Serene Melting Pot" (May 11) gives insufficient attention to the lengthy developmental history of "the" Japanese garden (May 18).
Nevada wants to argue that the department gave insufficient attention to one of the alternatives, leaving the waste where it is, mostly in the spent fuel pools of nuclear reactors or in concrete casks nearby.
Clark (1998) also takes dynamists such as van Gelder to task for giving insufficient attention to the brain and its information processing capabilities.
