Sentence examples for inadequate reflection from inspiring English sources

They also said that Democrats on the panel had tried and failed to persuade Republicans to include in the committee report a description of the one-page summary as having been an inadequate reflection of the full intelligence estimate.

This campaign of hers, I fear, is again, impelled by much feeling and inadequate reflection and at a time when the NHS, its founding mission and future, are seriously at risk, more gravely than at any point in its history.

Workers, who were demanding a wage increase from the lowest rate of $1.50 an hour to $7.50, had rejected Freeport's last offer of a 35 percent salary increase over two years, calling it an inadequate reflection of their contribution to company earnings.

Third, some argue that it would be wrong for a bystander to switch the trolley (Judith Jarvis Thomson, 2008) and suggest that people's willingness to view it as permissible is a result of inadequate reflection or insufficient emotional engagement.

There may be little or no demonstration of empathy, little or no response to patient emotion, and inadequate reflection.

It is possible that serum concentration of AGEs is an inadequate reflection of those accumulated in the skin of CSU.

When assessing pain, professionals cannot obtain a child's perspective merely by interpreting bodily signs, which may be inadequate reflections of the child's pain experience.

With the exception of highly expressed genes, these studies report little correlation between relative levels of mRNA and protein, concluding that transcript levels may be inadequate reflections of the true cellular composition [ 36].

When I administered first aid to the man I felt totally inadequate on reflection.

The write-offs are "extremely concerning," and "a reflection of inadequate internal risk-management controls," said John Murray, a money manager with Perennial Value Management, which has a substantial holding of National Australia stock.

Among their findings: *A third of mentally ill inmates eligible for discharge planning services refuse to accept them, the monitors' report said, a reflection of "inadequate attempts" by mental health staff members to communicate the program's benefits, according to the report, dated Dec. 16.