Benumbed by the fear of appearing insufficiently vigilant, we accept "cookies" on our computers that track our habits and electronic location devices in our cars that guide our way but never let us wander about unobserved.
Etiology and pathophysiology is insufficiently understood, but it is generally accepted that the symptoms of IBS are multidetermined, and can be explained as a biopsychosocial model [ 3].
While Ms Clinton said she accepted ultimate responsibility for the fact that the Benghazi facility had been insufficiently protected, she rejected claims she should have known about security requests that went ignored.
"Inclusiveness" is accepted as a principle of school organisation and curriculum, but it is insufficiently reflected in concepts of disability for the purpose of education.
Outside of the right-wing echo chamber, the notion of Eric Cantor as insufficiently conservative is tough to accept.
But that didn't matter to his opponents, who attacked him as insufficiently pro-Israel and refused to accept any deviation on any vote.
Here lies our greatest risk, one insufficiently appreciated by those who so blithely accept the tentacles of corporation, press and state insinuating their way into the private sphere.
However, Cocking & Kennett seem to be insufficiently sensitive to the idea, which they accept (cf. 284), that friends care about promoting each other's well-being.
One way in which they can fail is if private individuals are insufficiently enlightened or virtuous and therefore refuse to accept the restrictions on their own conduct which the collective interest requires.
