This is a significant sum for people returning to work, but an insufficient response to a major systems failure.
The combination of an overwhelming number of priorities, flat budgets, an outmoded structure and bureaucratic rivalries resulted in an insufficient response to this new challenge.
All three companies, along with the Brazilian government, have been slammed by the UN for their "insufficient" response to the crisis.
He resigned in 1995 over what he regarded as the international community's insufficient response to atrocities there.
On Saturday the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops rejected the plan as an insufficient response to their concerns.
The argument implied in Stephanie Coontz's Feb. 5 Op-Ed article, "Till Children Do Us Part" — that children are the cause of a decline in the "marital quality" of a couple — is an insufficient response to a complicated issue.
Anti-trafficking NGOs in areas affected by the cuts have warned this will leave Italy with a patchy and insufficient response to the increased trafficking of migrants entering the country.
The Saudis, who support the rebellion seeking the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, have criticized the Council over what they regard as its insufficient response to the turmoil in the Middle East.
Many privacy groups lament that the legislation McConnell has now agreed to move to the Senate floor provides an insufficient response to two years' worth of outrage over widespread US surveillance.
Tuning in to Glenn Beck or joining your local Tea Party seems like a woefully insufficient response to the possibility that Barack Obama is a Manchurian candidate groomed from birth to undermine democracy and impose Shariah law.
But if just encouraging expectant couples to tie to the knot is an insufficient response to the downscale social crisis, putting too much faith in the "progress" offered by delayed childbearing also seems like a mistake.
