Sentence examples for insufficiently considered from inspiring English sources
And what your argument boils down to, I think, is that they have insufficiently considered -- I'm sorry, in 168 -- that they have insufficiently considered 166 in construing 168.
National security measures frequently go overboard, and the human rights of the populations affected are only insufficiently considered.
Far from suggesting yet another monocausal explanation for the murder of Europe's Jews, my book examines one contributory factor that has been insufficiently considered in previous analyses: the material self-interest of the German masses.
In the latest twist in a torturous 16-year legal battle, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday that churches may hold prayer services in school buildings, at least until June, as the courts hear arguments on aspects of the case that the church at the heart of the lawsuit said had been insufficiently considered.
The existence of undesirable outputs was insufficiently considered in the conventional assessment by using DEA formulations.
In this case, assessment results could easily be overestimated if the economic factors are ignored or insufficiently considered.
The potential for leapfrogging may be overstated by planners and experts who focus on the technical and economic viability of the technologies while insufficiently considering the social conditions and economic realities of daily life in the region.
And appropriations staff members are considered insufficiently deferential to the wishes of the leadership.
This will be a meeting of the G20 as the G7 is considered insufficiently representative of global economic power.
The next day, Hayes issued an unconditional apology — even on a liberal network, no pundit can afford to be considered insufficiently respectful of dead soldiers on Memorial Day.
In October 2002, Dr. Paige called state education officials who were setting standards that he considered insufficiently demanding "enemies of equal justice and equal opportunity".
