Sentence examples for insufficiently familiar from inspiring English sources

The film is a remake of a classic, albeit an insufficiently familiar one: Bill Gunn's "Ganja & Hess," from 1973.

If you're insufficiently familiar with the original to be neither excited or dismayed, Netflix has helpfully chimed in with the first series of Dennis Kelly's violent, conceptually ornate genre hybrid.

One of the reasons for such disagreement might be that the participants were insufficiently familiar with the CEFR (or indeed the CECR) or that the particular descriptors chosen for the study were problematic.

In addition, one newly employed physician anaesthetist had been working with the AIMS for only about two weeks and therefore felt insufficiently familiar with the system to participate.

First, trainers may have been insufficiently familiar with behavioural change techniques in general and using action plans in particular due to the limited time for instruction on the standardised training and the limited number of participants per trainer.

The picture, which opens nationwide today, will undoubtedly play well in European markets, where Mr. Besson is a brand name, and in Asia, where Ms. Shu is an institution, but American audiences will probably find it familiar and insufficiently cathartic.

One answer may be that Bush Administration lawyers who were "read into" the war on terror planning were insufficiently experienced in, or familiar with, the tools law enforcement and prosecutors can bring to bear on defendants.

Oosterman & Schuengel [ 8] have suggested to exclude item 4 ('responds reciprocally with familiar caregivers'), due to insufficiently loading on any of the DAI subscales.

They were not "proud and nimble" but insufficiently vital; they were infertile, idle, and transient; they did not become familiar with man or learn to obey his commands but lived miserably in the densest forests, not in herds but in rural solitude.

As well, the reporting and financing system is not familiar enough to every hospital, and the benchmarking mechanism is insufficiently developed.

In a familiar quadrennial exercise, the staunchly Republican Manchester Union Leader fiercely attacks G.O.P. candidates suspected of being insufficiently right-wing.