According to this model, my friends who chose to cope with their dissatisfaction by deciding to exit by opting-out were also implicitly deciding that Facebook's official channels for voice were insufficient, such as the conversation on site governance or voting on the new Terms of Service (and, with a turnout of only 0.32%, they might even be right).
He explained his approach as follows: Both groups of psychotics were examined for hallucinatory phenomena … Gazing round in a distracted manner or looking as if they were hearing voices were insufficient.
A similar dynamic provides the backbone of the show's acclaimed "Lemons" episode Bow spends much of the episode worried that Zoey isn't taking the results of the election seriously enough and finds Zoey's decision to bring lemonade to her school's healing rally to be an insufficient method of letting her voice be heard.
But, Mr. Rowell adds, "it's problematic if you're on dial-up," in part because of insufficient bandwidth and speed, which may result in voice distortions.
The cross-disciplinary study "Heeding New Voices" identified "isolation"—an insufficient sense of community and collaboration as a primary concern for aspiring and junior faculty (Rice et al., 2000).
However, NAFCI adherence on its own is insufficient: the health system should include adolescent voices in determining their own health needs, should educate them about health rights and inform them about service availability (11).
But human rights groups have voiced concern that the law is insufficient in its scope and benefits.
As the founder of DDFE Oertel said she was motivated by the desire to give ordinary German people a voice, concerns over immigration, and fears over insufficient security within Germany.
Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of social mobility charity the Sutton Trust, joined voices in the teaching community in blaming insufficient finances, noting that wealthy private schools can invest in specialist coaches, facilities and equipment.
I fully understand the concern of James Bulger's parents and the wider public about this case and indeed the frustration voiced by James' mother Mrs Ferguson that insufficient information has been provided to her.
