Sentence examples for insufficient concern from inspiring English sources

Obama, elected with such hope and euphoria, has been accused of insufficient concern for the plight of African Americans.

Accusing a reporter of being a "co-conspirator," on top of other zealous and secretive investigations, shows a heavy tilt toward secrecy and insufficient concern about a free press.

Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York branch of the A.C.L.U., said of Bratton's defense of broken-windows, "There is insufficient concern that a generation of young people, particularly young men of color, have grown up thinking that their legal rights aren't worth anything, that their dignity isn't worth anything, that their freedom isn't worth anything".

Mr. Corker then accused Mr. Bernanke of insufficient concern about potential inflation, saying, "I don't think there's any question that you would be the biggest dove since World War II," using the term "dove" to denote a Fed official who is more concerned about unemployment than higher inflation.

In Lawson's view, one can trace many of the inadequacies of mainstream economics (of which he is a critic) to an insufficient concern with ontology.

(However, an ethic of caring doesn't favor social conservatism in the way much communitarian thought does: any social structure that shows insufficient concern for one group or another can arguably be criticized via the ideal of mutual caring).

This was connected with lack of or insufficient information concerning care routines, often with the implicit expectation that the woman herself should take the frequent glucose tests required during labour, and sometimes even adjusts the insulin doses if needed.

Barriers to GWG counseling by the health providers, include insufficient training, concern about the sensitivity of the topic, and the perception that counseling is ineffective [ 83].

Further, health providers were unsure of what to advise women regarding appropriate GWG and described barriers to engagement including insufficient training, concern about the sensitivity around weight, and the perception that counselling is ineffective.

The most common risk factor for quality assessment was risk or insufficient information concerning allocation concealment and the second most common concerned random sequence generation.

Although it found him culpable for taking bribes worth $3.2 million, it said there was insufficient evidence concerning the air travel, which it said was worth about $218,000.