Sentence examples similar to insufficiently handling from inspiring English sources
The filing represented a forceful rebuttal to a report released Monday by Institutional Shareholder Services, which said that 13 of the firm's 15 board members have insufficiently handled News Corp.'s involvement in an ongoing phone-hacking scandal in Britain.
The suit pointed to news reports stating that pilots had been insufficiently trained to handle the system.
Complaint handlers were insufficiently empowered to handle complaints.
Conservatives immediately criticized that statement as insufficiently strong, comparing it unfavorably to how President Reagan handled a similar situation in 1983.
On Tuesday, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan ordered Fresh Step's manufacturer, Clorox, to temporarily stop showing the ad because it makes "insufficiently reliable" claims about the product's ability to handle smells.
The rich tend to treat God like a waiter at a five-star restaurant -- someone to be summoned to handle the slightest little problems, such as insufficiently chilled sparkling water.
"The U.F.C. wants the state athletic commissions to handle it, but even the jurisdictions that do some testing are insufficiently thorough," Dr. Goodman said.
As with a failure to handle organic matter carefully, where yield declines have been reported, often the significance of weeds has been insufficiently recognised on restocked sites in second or third rotations.
They have accused the No. 2 federal law enforcement official of withholding documents and being insufficiently transparent in his handling of the Russia probe, and they did not rule out pursuing impeachment at a later date.
House Republicans have been ramping up their attacks on the deputy attorney general in recent weeks, accusing him of withholding documents and being insufficiently transparent in his handling of the probe led by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.
