Sentence examples for insufficiently briefed from inspiring English sources

Welfare minister Lord Freud appeared tired and insufficiently briefed.

Later, other officials said Mr. Lockhart had been insufficiently briefed.

In cranking up their war plan with expurgated intelligence, the hawks left the ground troops exposed and insufficiently briefed on the fedayeen.

The administration, by disclosing the briefings, sought to push back on claims by Democrats and Republicans in Congress that they were either not aware of programs to mine vast amounts of Internet data and business telephone records or were insufficiently briefed on the details.

Last year this compressed format would have hurt Trump, but he is (only) somewhat better informed; it's clear that he remains insufficiently briefed.

Then, we will argue that systematic reviews based on it may comprise an insufficiently informative, and misleading, brief for decision-makers; and they are also of limited use to reason-based bioethicists, and to empirical scientists conducting research relevant to policy.

The source familiar with the document described its contents to The New York Times on the condition of anonymity, expressing frustration that the planning reflected at least in this set of briefing slides was insufficiently creative, and failed to incorporate fully the advances in tactics and technology that the military has made since the Persian Gulf war in 1991.

Others said they had been insufficiently consulted; well, perhaps if they bothered to turn up to the briefing sessions that were offered, they'd have had a chance to put their views at an earlier stage.

Early in the 250 TR's brief run (1957 through '58), Ferrari decided that the pontoons were insufficiently streamlined for its factory-team race cars.

Herman Van Rompuy, the European Council president, admitted at the same briefing the state of the world economy was worse than expected and the recovery inside the eurozone was insufficiently strong.

Insufficiently, in my opinion.