Sentence examples for historically insufficient from inspiring English sources

Geographic data for specimens is generally less than optimal and is unevenly distributed across taxa, due to the bias of collecting activities toward particular species or locations, a historically insufficient prioritization of recording and maintaining of geographic data, lack of high quality absence data for species, and limited accessibility of stored data for some collections.

The shortage of biomarkers is not for lack of trying, but may be attributed historically to insufficient resources and incentives to develop and maintain collaborative teams able to impact the problem.

Historically, he said, insufficient investigation of crimes against livery drivers had caused many drivers to lose confidence in the police.

The island's school system historically had an insufficient number of teachers who were native Greenlandic speakers, and consequently it hired many Danish-speaking and Danish-educated teachers.

The state's cobbled-together university system has historically suffered from insufficient financing and the perception that some of its campuses -- like the Rutgers branches in Camden and Newark -- are neglected outposts, Dr. Vagelos said, "because they've been treated that way".

Although historically there has been insufficient attention to the value of healthy soils, the data and case examples are clear: healthy soil is critical for long-term agricultural production.

2. Insufficient historical profitability.

For instance, socioeconomic position, which is historically lower among blacks, is a prominent determinant of insufficient sleep.

A federal district judge in Oregon, James A. Redden, has repeatedly sided with the plaintiffs, rejecting proposals by the Bush administration as insufficient to restore and protect salmon and other species that historically have migrated up the rivers to spawn.

Religious freedom per se is insufficient for the survival of democracy in a country like Myanmar where religion has historically played important role in politics.

Historically, the problem with such acute responses is that they tend to be carried out with insufficient attention to key components necessary for sustainable delivery of care in low-resource settings.