Crofton Black, a researcher with the legal charity Reprieve, which has mounted its own inquiries into the CIA's Lithuanian operations, said: "Lithuania's investigations have so far been manifestly insufficient in scope and rigour".
The relevant literature was deemed insufficient in scope and content to allow for a formal systematic review, therefore a general and critical description has been produced.
But human rights groups have voiced concern that the law is insufficient in its scope and benefits.
One year of credit monitoring, Schatz wrote, is "insufficient given the scope and scale of this data breach," noting that those affected will be at risk of identity theft for "years to come".
It was limited in scope, and insufficient data existed to calculate many of the government's assets and liabilities, but it was an important start to providing a complete picture of federal indebtedness.
Typically, the business case of sustainability is not understood profoundly enough; the planning horizon and system scope are insufficient; the competence to bring together people into systematic ventures towards sustainable business is too low.
The Faculty Advisory Committee suggested changing the name to "Texas State University", feeling the phrase "Technological College" was insufficient to define the scope of the institution.
Simply considering the impact of only highly-abundant proteins is insufficient to ascertain the scope of any abundance effects.
The elements in Updike's writing for which biographical interpretations are insufficient lie beyond Begley's scope.
