Sentence examples for insufficient news from inspiring English sources

The novelist William Kennedy's analogy of Theodore J. Kaczynski, the suspect in the Unabom case, and his brother, David, to "a kind of benevolent Cain and Abel story" is insufficient (news article, Jan . 5.

As doctors expressed concern for the health of Emma Bonino, a leader of the small Radical Party who went on a hunger strike on Friday to protest insufficient news coverage of her party's top issues, Prime Minister Giuliano Amato asked TV networks to give more coverage to the party, which is anti-Vatican and argues that the abortion pill should be legal.

But Downing Street sources partly blamed the media, saying because the elections had not been held in London they had generated insufficient national news coverage.

The alienation is heightened in the linked worlds of New York news media and fashion, where even affluence can be insufficient in the absence of good lineage.

"News Corporation is ready to engage with the Competition Commission on substance," the company said in a statement, adding that it "continues to believe that, taking into account the only relevant legal test, its proposed acquisition will not lead to there being insufficient plurality in news provision in the U.K".

The article also quotes Committee chairman Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) confirming what many of us have been saying: that CISPA 2.0's privacy protections "were insufficient". This is good news!

On October 29, responding to growing concerns that Enron might have insufficient cash on hand, news spread that Enron was seeking a further $1 2 billion in financing from banks.

Not only is New York Mayor and media business mogul Michael Bloomberg hitting President Obama on insufficient gun control... today, news that a key deputy mayor is leaving his job.

Dan Olson of the San Juan Citizens Alliance said that the announcement was positive but insufficient: "That is really good news that we know that the initial plume has passed.

I've often criticized The Post for insufficient transparency on everything from news sources to refusing to share its ethics policies with readers.

The bad news: Flint had insufficient warehousing space and an inefficient distribution system to manage these bottles.