Sentence examples for placed sufficient from inspiring English sources

Never having placed sufficient weight on the fact that it was the advance of technology that had increased the birth rate, he placed still less weight on the capacity of technology to solve the problem.

Calling the thefts "a growing national problem," the Treasury report urged the I.R.S. to come up with a comprehensive strategy to combat the fraud and said the agency had not "placed sufficient emphasis on employment-related and tax fraud identity-theft strategies".

Examination of the suitable-forest GIS map and current protected areas indicated only Cambodia, with 11% suitable forest protected, has placed sufficient dry dipterocarp forest under protected status.

The best way to do this is to cover it with a lid that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the pot, onto which you place sufficient weight to submerge the cabbage.

Many school districts, however, are using student assessment software and other services without placing sufficient restrictions on the use of children's personal details by companies, experts in education privacy law say.

Policy intervention is aimed at placing sufficient incentives to increase aspirations of immigrants.

We suggest that the literature on Absorptive Capacity does not place sufficient emphasis on distributed knowledge and learning or on the application of innovative knowledge.

However, current energy efficiency directives fail to place sufficient emphasis on increasing the energy efficiency in the existing infrastructure, rolling stock and equipment.

APHIS, the report concludes, is not making the best use of its limited resources and is not placing sufficient emphasis on animal health and safety.

While the R&D sector has responded to the shift in end-user demand for higher quality wheat, a lot of farmers still focus on yields and do not place sufficient importance on quality.

The anecdotal evidence we have collected through interacting with Chinese students and teachers seems to suggest that many of them do not like fully automated speaking tests; neither do they place sufficient trust in the validity of such tests.