Sentence examples for gives insufficient from inspiring English sources

Friedberg similarly gives insufficient weight to America's economic decline.

And, while Romola Garai has all of Nina's naive fame-hunger, she gives insufficient stress to her capacity for endurance.

Prosecutors have already appealed for a longer sentence, saying the judgment "gives insufficient weight to the gravity of Duch's crimes".

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).

Such regulation not only is intrusive but also gives insufficient incentive to car makers once the standard is met and gives no incentive for car owners to drive less.

In a dissenting opinion, Justice Stephen G. Breyer characterized the decision as an "oversimplification" of a complex regulatory issue that "gives insufficient weight to the government's regulatory rationale, and too readily assumes the existence of practical alternatives".

But he is given insufficient money and power.

They gave "insufficient weight" to the fact he was an alcoholic who was very drunk, and therefore vulnerable.

Second, GPs had been given insufficient information and money to answer questions from patients about the scheme.

A common complaint is that they were given insufficient time to prepare for the war, for political reasons.

Mahler drew censure for meddling with Beethoven's orchestration and for giving insufficient attention to American composers.