There's even some romantic spark between them that goes insufficiently explored.
"In many cases, these SDKs go insufficiently tested and cause serious issues ranging from slowness, crashes and excessive battery consumption to real malicious behavior such as stealing private user data or injecting malware," explains SafeDK co-founder Orly Shoavi.
As a result, positions often go unfilled, or insufficiently qualified people have to be taken on.
Founded fifteen years ago by Conrad Black, who thought that the Globe and Mail was too left-wing (or at any rate insufficiently right-wing), the NP has since gone through several ownerships, incarnations, and reinventions.
The Times has very quickly gone from fending off accusations that it was being insufficiently transparent to committing the reputation-impairing transgression known to American teen-agers as T.M.I.: too much information.
If, as he alleges, graders are insufficiently attentive to recognize fictitious fiction — "Moby-Duck," "Huckleberry Finch," "Gone With the Wine" — that is not exculpatory; it's disheartening.
Building on Harbsmeier's insight that the historical context of Gongsun Long's disputations has been insufficiently appreciated, we should suspect that these remarks signal interpretive charity gone too far.
Seeking to sharply contrast himself with Mitt Romney, Mr. Santorum waved away economics as he went after his chief rival as insufficiently conservative in his core values.
Elliot, can you hold on?" She swapped the bedroom phone for the insufficiently charged kitchen phone, went with that phone back into the bedroom, and sat on the edge of the bed.
And Boulez frustrated not only those whom he deemed insufficiently radical but those whose experiments went too far.
