Sentence examples for insufficient challenge from inspiring English sources
That will offer insufficient challenge for capable mathematicians and fail to provide an adequate platform for further study.
The NAO said decisions to award severance payments had until recently been subject to insufficient challenge and oversight with "little central assessment of the potential risks".
Again and again there was "insufficient challenge" by those professionals involved, the statements of parents or others in the family accepted at face value.
The NAO noted "decisions to award severance payments that exceed contractual entitlements have, until recently, been subject to insufficient challenge and oversight.
Many of the board have been there a long time - a practice that is increasingly frowned upon as it can foster cosy relationships between the board and the management - leading to insufficient challenge and scrutiny.
Both excessive risk as well as insufficient challenge and stimulation can be relationship-killers.
As in the Climbié case, and that of Baby P, 17-month-old Peter Connelly, who died in 2007 after being abused by his mother and her partner, there were insufficient challenges to Hamzah's mother when she refused help.
However, this alone is insufficient to challenge interfacial diamond-like C C bonds during sliding.
However, Internet activism alone will likely be insufficient to challenge the powerful institutions with a stake in Hong Kong's political development.
This, however, in addition to failing to recognize that Rawls's "original position" thought experiment is a heuristic device designed to bolster philosophical imagination and not an alternative to inclusive public deliberation between flesh and blood citizens (Maclure & Weinstock, in press), is insufficient for challenging the distinctiveness of interculturalism.
Nonetheless, the evidence suggests while NP or NP+M2 may provide moderate levels of protection against low dose viral challenges in ferrets, they are insufficient against high challenge doses of HPAI.
