Sentence examples for not sufficiently discussed from inspiring English sources

Well, I hope it's about the communication of pleasure, which is not sufficiently discussed, I think, nor sufficiently central to the way we talk about books".

What is strange, and, though universally known, perhaps not sufficiently discussed, is that Burress's absence was due not to an injury but to prison time, and his inability to bounce all the way back surely must have something to do with the nature of that experience.

Also, the required amount of the applied stress is not sufficiently discussed.

Despite the progress achieved to date, the optimization of morphology of conductive agents with anode materials is not sufficiently discussed.

The second problem is that these studies have not sufficiently discussed the endogeneity of the smoking bans.

Conversely, the survey methods to represent the pre-purchase and post-purchase value judgment are not sufficiently discussed in the literature.

Another topic that the ethnography does not sufficiently discuss is the extent to which Siquijodnons compare their situations with other models of development such as Dumaguete, the closest regional city which her informants constantly refer to, Metropolitan Manila (the Philippine capital) and other non-Western host societies (e.g. Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan) where Siquijodnons also work.

Anesthesia and airway management for large oropharyngeal tumor has not been sufficiently discussed.

But the fact is that adequacy and practicality of carbonation process in an actual environmental condition in relation to the above analysis result have not been sufficiently discussed to come up with a conclusion and actual results.

Large choanal polyps have been reported in the otolaryngology area, albeit rarely, but details of anesthesia and airway management for large oropharyngeal tumors have not been sufficiently discussed [7].

Although coercion in relation to psychiatric treatment has been discussed at length, coercion has not been sufficiently discussed in relation to psychiatric rehabilitation [ 1].