Sentence examples for insufficiently financed from inspiring English sources
As a result, new investments in plant and equipment will be insufficiently financed, as will hiring.
C40 was insufficiently financed, and, despite the skilled advisers it put on the ground, the Clinton Climate Initiative did not promote the kind of global collaboration that C40 had expected.
Judge J. Frederick Motz, in a 20-page opinion, said the settlement plan appeared to be insufficiently financed and could well have the anticompetitive effect of unfairly increasing Microsoft's market position in schools, one of Apple Computer's remaining bastions of strength.
When young individuals face binding debt constraints, their human capital investments will be insufficiently financed by private creditors.
"We strayed from our principles of limited government, individual responsibility and economic freedom," said Chris Chocola, a former Indiana congressman who is head of Club for Growth, a group that has financed primary challenges against Republicans it considers insufficiently conservative.
The new organization is in many ways the liberal equivalent of the Club for Growth, a conservative group that has financed primary challenges against Republicans it deems insufficiently dedicated to tax cuts and small government.
The club is a group of fiscal conservatives who financed like-minded Republicans to challenge members of their own party if they seemed insufficiently conservative — what Mr. Specter, a club target, recently called "cannibalism".
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He opened his speech by jokily referring to speculation over his credentials for the job and whether his career in finance meant he was "insufficiently artistic".
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.
