Sentence examples for insufficiently recognised from inspiring English sources

Still, there's nothing 'mainstream' in the negative sense about Riley, one of Britain's major, if insufficiently recognised poets.

This was insufficiently recognised at the start of scaling-up, where increased funding was directly linked to assumed greater impact".

Many current policies aimed at reducing this pressure are not fully effective because the behavioural aspects of travellers are insufficiently recognised.

However, the tree benefits in urban planning are insufficiently recognised, and there is little knowledge on the tree characteristics that are relevant to humans and how they are evaluated.

The gendered nature of certain crimes and their victims and the gendered nature of so much law, because it is largely created and administered by men, is still insufficiently recognised or discussed.

Genius squiggling is there once again merely to help Hollywood tell the sentimental story it never tires of: namely the story of someone – usually borderline demented and by definition insufficiently recognised – sticking it to the establishment.

And woe unto anyone deemed insufficiently smitten.

Development problem to be addressed: while currently about 1.6 billion people rely more or less directly on forest resources for their livelihoods, development strategies insufficiently recognise that forests can make a decisive contribution to poverty reduction.

However, it is insufficiently well recognised that one method of adjusting the bootstrap to deal with clustered data is only valid in large samples.

Sinusitis is a well recognised but insufficiently understood complication of critical illness.

We don't like charters and consider the press's own alternatives for both setting up and recognising regulation insufficiently independent.