The rest said they found it insufficiently ruthless, fearing a primary loss if they seemed the slightest bit soft.
Lawyers, such as Sir Edward Coke, and country gentlemen, such as Sir John Eliot, now feared that the common law insufficiently protected their lives and liberties.
Women were generally more anti than men.The biggest mistake of the euro-vaunters was to stress the currency's hoped-for economic benefits, while insufficiently attending to Danish worries about a feared erosion of political sovereignty.
But the Club for Growth, an activist group feared by many Republicans for its track record of financing primary campaigns against incumbents deemed insufficiently conservative, quickly sent an e-mail to Congressional offices urging opposition to the proposed continuing resolution, and warning that the vote would be part of the group's annual scorecard for lawmakers.
Manea feared that his students would attack Roth for the usual reasons: that his portrayal of women was insufficiently "sympathetic," that his ideas about sex were retrograde, that the hero Mickey Sabbath was neither heroic nor congenial, that the book failed the compassion test.
Many community development advocates also say they fear officials are insufficiently committed to promoting maritime uses for the piers.
Many English deplore the rapid Africanization fearing that standards will not be kept up by insufficiently trained men.
A piece by Katherine Cross, quoted in Goldberg's article, expanded on that concern: "I fear being cast suddenly as one of the 'bad guys' for being insufficiently radical, too nuanced or too forgiving, or for simply writing something whose offensive dimensions would be unknown to me at the time of publication".
They fear if the inspector gives the go-ahead to the expansion the school could be insufficiently protected, and they want the inquiry extended so a fully costed report can be drawn up.
