In the 71 complaints from 1995 to 1998, nearly half (49%%) of the patients' dissatisfied comments were about insufficient communication.
So can he add something other than hope, reconciliation and kindness — which are no small things but insufficient for nearly two years of campaigning?
He puts himself in nearly every frame, giving insufficient time to some of the less censured, less contained characters around him — his mother, Karesse, and a friend of hers, Mr. Grenier's surrogate father, Boris, a guy with the table manners of a feudal serf and the look of an aging bookie.
Her father works as a driver and earns nearly $100£5959) a month - insufficient to support a family of five people.
Individual behavioural factors were the most commonly reported causes of obesity, with nearly all physicians citing insufficient physical activity (99%), overconsumption of food (99%), restaurant or fast-food eating (95%), consumption of SSBs (94%) and lack of will power as important causes of obesity (89%).
Working parents are struggling to find childcare because there are insufficient places in nearly six out of 10 local authority areas, new figures show.
Even after the September attacks and the subsequent discovery that deadly anthrax had been sent through the mail, the report found, the security procedures remained "inconsistent," with insufficient security at nearly half of the 124 laboratories that were audited.
Similarly, when the attitude was sufficient, 25% had insufficient practice and nearly 41% had satisfactory practice.
Nearly 44% of respondents had insufficient knowledge and less than 20% had highly satisfactory knowledge.
The WHO estimates that approximately 285 million, or 37% of school-age children and nearly two billion individuals worldwide have insufficient iodine intake.
Nearly half the employees surveyed reported insufficient leadership emphasis on quality, and only 10% found their company's quality messages credible.
