Sentence examples for insufficient sense from inspiring English sources

If we continue to combat poverty primarily in terms of income, we do not merely mislead ourselves with a false sense of progress or an insufficient sense of urgency.

Her frustration over what she believed was an insufficient sense of urgency by the United States and Colombian governments made Ms. Rosano one of the most outspoken among the relatives of the three American kidnapping victims.

It is not just a difference of scale, but our leaders were defending their country and people — albeit with an insufficient sense of moral restraint — against a terrifying threat by ruthless attackers with no sense of moral restraint at all.

After all this, there still seems to be an insufficient sense of urgency among the governments and parties that could put a stop to the cruelty and carnage in Syria.

"Too often, there seems to be an insufficient sense of urgency in communicating news and updates among senior management when an incident occurs.

But to date there has been an insufficient sense of urgency to rouse us, partly because of political cowardice and also as a result of the torrent of disinformation from those who would lose if things change.

In local courts, insufficient legal sense, legal knowledge, lawsuit ability, and experience leads to difficulty in identifying and choosing an appropriate case reason.

Therefore, they are insufficient to sense the local microenvironment alone.

Similar to what Chadwick and Berg argued in relation to genetic databases in the early 2000s, existing ethical frameworks may be insufficient to make sense of the ethical challenges posed by exploitation of digital, social data in epidemiology what we refer to as 'digital epidemiology' (DE).

In this sense, insufficient intercultural competence among the healthcare staff might affect the interpretation of the patient's symptoms and hence, the prescription of medication.

Metazoans have evolved sophisticated molecular mechanisms that sense insufficient supply of oxygen and induce adaptive physiological changes, including metabolic reprogramming, to maintain balance of bioenergetics and to eradicate excessive free radicals.