[ 23] Fragility encompasses both the occurrence of a shock (or a stress) and the incapacity to cope with this shock, which we argue is attributed to insufficient entitlements.
But this is still, it may be argued, insufficient to secure entitlement to theistic faith assuming that entitlement requires that one has evidence adequate to establish one's knowledge, or even just one's justified belief, that God exists.
Indeed, other studies suggest that insufficient knowledge of entitlements was a main barrier to health care utilization [ 22].
The agreement doesn't touch the two drivers of chronic deficits: out-of-control spending on entitlements, especially health care, and insufficient revenue.
He found "clear evidence of political involvement" in the scheme, "insufficient oversight", "gross overcharging" and a "culture of entitlement" to cash and other benefits among those administering it.
The NAO noted "decisions to award severance payments that exceed contractual entitlements have, until recently, been subject to insufficient challenge and oversight.
But these attempts will be insufficient unless our patients realise that antibiotics are neither an entitlement nor a panacea but a valuable treatment that should be dispensed prudently.
In such a context, the 100 h entitlement given to teachers for professional development would be insufficient to convince teachers to prioritize professional learning.
As the past two years have shown, that makes discretionary programs far more vulnerable than entitlement programs when Washington is focused on deficit reduction — though it is the fast-growing entitlement programs and insufficient tax revenues that are driving the projections of mounting debt.
