Sentence examples for not implemented enough from inspiring English sources

Improvement in the use of plants and reduction of technical and non-technical losses are profitable, but these measures are not implemented enough under the present public system in India.

Despite this, there is growing evidence that the guidelines are not implemented enough and there is under treatment [ 5- 7], poor patient compliance, physician's unawareness of the new recommendations [ 19], and non adherence to updating treatment and to targets of treatments [ 20, 21].

Other ideas she promises to take on board, only then to be hounded when they're not implemented fast enough.

In parallel concentrated solar technologies were not implemented fast enough.

Obama deserved our support and instead we bickered and told tales of woe because the bill was imperfect and not implemented quickly enough for our taste for the immediate.

Both PCI and mild therapeutic hypothermia are not implemented frequently enough and are not in accordance with the guidelines.

However, an epidemiologic study evaluating long-term radiation effects on public health was unfortunately not implemented soon enough after the accident [ 4].

In the clinic example, the detailed analyses performed by the improvement team to select shared medical appointments as the solution of choice will be wasted if they are not implemented well enough.

Based on the debriefing discussions, three of the activities were eliminated from the research data analysis; the phylogenetics and ecosystems activities were not implemented with enough standardization between sections to ensure there were no other factors influencing student learning, while the genetics activity did not effectively make use of writing and was more computational in nature.

The mom has previously tried to work with the school's board to create a safe environment for her daughter, but she says she does not think the school implemented enough precautions, CBC News reports.

The two also said the board did not implement rigorous enough controls to ensure the transactions were in the best interests of the company.