Sentence examples for insufficiently quick from inspiring English sources

About this last pont, Mossberg was insufficiently quick, or insufficiently an economist, to say something about the rules of supply and demand.

Much of the social media marketing jobs of Social.com are now done with a lot of humans in the process, but that is insufficiently quick or far-reaching enough for a big company.

His problem is success that is insufficiently fast, progress that is insufficiently rapid.

And then it would elude me because, or so it seemed, Mr. Aczel's text was too shorthanded, too quick, insufficiently attentive to my needs.

Not long after 9/11, I began to argue that such Muslim parents should be slower to kick out kids who are insufficiently pious and quicker to kick out children who are overly extreme.

By adopting this position, however, he took some of the sting out of his own criticism of the insufficiently faithful Ramist, as the latter was quick to point out (Sellberg, pp. 106 107).

When the religious police spy a woman on the streets of Saudi Arabia whom they consider insufficiently covered, or suspect of mingling with men who are not relatives, they are quick with a terse reprimand.

The elders complain that the next generation is insufficiently faithful to the 29 rules, but it is the young who are quickest to light out after hunters.

Insufficiently, in my opinion.

They were insufficiently thorough.

Newsrooms are, generally, insufficiently diverse.