Sentence examples for insufficiently known from inspiring English sources

"Studies of public opinion show that the Panthéon is insufficiently known to younger people and less well-off people," Bélaval writes.

She is much admired by her peers and students of portraiture, but despite numerous awards and an OBE, has been insufficiently known outside that world.

Quite what we're to make of his current entry at the Almeida Theatre, "Before the Party," is anyone's guess beyond resurrecting a curiosity from the pen of the insufficiently known Rodney Ackland (1908-1991), itself based on a short story by W. Somerset Maugham.

Their relationship with pavement properties is scarcely or insufficiently known.

The directionality of the associations of domain-specific physical activity (PA) and sedentary behaviour (SB) with health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in adults remain insufficiently known.

It is insufficiently known whether "classic" cardiovascular risk factors are associated with subsequent functional disability and mental well-being in elderly men.

Newsrooms are, generally, insufficiently diverse.

Mrs Thompson, a senior staff nurse in the hospital's special care baby unit, was accused of allowing a more junior nurse, Lisa Lucas, prepare for the administration and/or administer the drug to the twins with the help of a junior doctor whom she should have known was insufficiently experienced.

With regard to the implementation of the CS, one respondent (IP1) reported that the CS is either insufficiently promoted or is known as a forcing model.

John Lennon's point of view, lamenting a son he insufficiently came to know?

This simulation, for which associated computational times are compatible with the design phase, is known to be insufficiently predictive.