Sentence examples for insufficiently robust from inspiring English sources
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is insufficiently robust and needs proper support from ministers.
The EPR's automatic control system and safety system, by Siemens, also proved insufficiently robust.
There was insufficiently robust implementation of audit reports [which are provided to the board to assess risk].
Furthermore, designs are insufficiently robust to attribute any observed changes to the intervention.
However, currently there is insufficiently robust evidence to support the efficacy of this approach.
The Ministry of Justice has stated that the present safeguards within the FOI Act are "insufficiently robust to protect our current constitutional arrangements".
The ball in question, of course, is Iago, of whom Ewan McGregor gives a decent, robust, if insufficiently complex, account.
Critics of the Bank of Japan say it has been too focused on quelling phantom inflationary threats and insufficiently concerned about restoring robust economic growth.
For Billington, "McGregor gives a decent, robust, if insufficiently complex, account... I never felt the actor gave us privileged access to what Hazlitt called the man's 'diseased intellectual activity.'" There was general praise for the production's Desdemona - Kelly Reilly, who last year essayed Julie Christie's role in BBC Four's A for Andromeda remake.
The board heard that there were now concerns, not raised previously, that the sample size for one quarter's data was insufficiently large to be statistically robust.
This approach has shown to be very robust to problems with the insufficiently trained SVR model during the start-up phase of the self-learning system explained in Sect.
