Sentence examples for insufficiently demanding from inspiring English sources
In short, an insufficiently demanding book.
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".
It is possible that the addition task was insufficiently demanding in the absence of suppression for the benefit of interactivity to manifest significantly in terms of improved accuracy and reduced calculation error.
With these hypotheses in mind, the rate of device usage among stopped vehicles may be seen as evidence that some drivers consider texting while stopped to be insufficiently demanding or dangerous.
There are sickening reports of ultra-Orthodox men spitting on schoolgirls whose attire they consider insufficiently demure, and demanding that women sit at the back of public buses.
IS6110 restriction fragment length polymorphism typing is one of the most widely used methods, however, this technique is time consuming, technically demanding and insufficiently discriminatory for isolates containing less than five copies of IS6110.
Unfortunately, the technique is time-consuming, technically demanding, and insufficiently discriminating when used alone with isolates containing <5 IS 6110 sequences in the genome (10, 11 ).
Despite the widespread use of IS6110-based RFLP analysis, it remains a labour intensive, technically demanding, and insufficiently discriminating strains with the low copy numbers (fewer than six) of IS6110 [ 3].
Many students who enter college are insufficiently prepared to follow a demanding college-level curriculum.
His tone was perceived as insufficiently deferential; afterward, Miscavige demanded to know why Haggis had been invited.
In so doing, it made the procedure technically demanding as an excessive abduction angle (and correspondingly large post-osteotomy angle) produced stability at the expense of comfortable parallelism of both legs with a level pelvis, whereas one that was insufficiently abducted preserved movement but lost stability.
