Sentence examples for insufficiently concerned from inspiring English sources

Mr Heath also blames government bodies for being insufficiently concerned about customer service.

Some said he appeared insufficiently concerned for the welfare of his local staff and restaurants.

Mr. Paul called on "both sides" for civility; the Conway campaign and MoveOn complained that he was insufficiently concerned.

In another last-minute shift, he began to accuse Humphrey of being insufficiently concerned about military unpreparedness.

Critics of the Bank of Japan say it has been too focused on quelling phantom inflationary threats and insufficiently concerned about restoring robust economic growth.

"His laissez-faire approach can create the impression that he is insufficiently concerned by results, and more than once he has appeared so relaxed that he has only stirred to avert disaster at the last minute.

We conducted a systematic review of the literature to address a relevant and insufficiently discussed issue concerning misuses of reporting guidelines.

"We need to understand, is this an aberration, or are standards sufficiently lax or insufficient, or insufficiently enforced that we need to be concerned about a much broader set of issues?" he said.

"We are concerned about excessive or insufficiently disclosed fees which may unduly reduce employees' take home pay," Mr. Schneiderman's office told employers, according to letters reviewed by The Times.

De Hoest said he was concerned that the transport secretary was insufficiently alert to the risks that his policies, as well as actions, posed.

He also grew concerned that the police investigation was insufficiently rigorous when he learned that the police had not taken statements from residents whose flats overlooked the scene of Farrell's and McCann's deaths.