Sentence examples for sufficiently accounted from inspiring English sources

The National Wildlife Federation and other environmental groups assailed that conclusion, saying the State Department had not sufficiently accounted for the impacts of a major spill.

According to the court, there were 390m Euros of council cash not sufficiently accounted for and Gil was also found to have "misappropriated" over 30m Euros from municipal funds in the famous Football Shirts Case (Marbella sponsored Atlético).

These are not sufficiently accounted for by the simplified refinement procedure.

Such a behavioral bias could affect neuroimaging findings and their interpretation in regard to recovery, a question not or not sufficiently accounted for in previous studies.

She sought early on to establish a foundation for morality in human nature that sufficiently accounted for the type of natural and seemingly immediate human moral sensibility that Burnet believed was not accounted for by Locke.

During the early modern era however, improved capacities to manage wildfire risk led to complacency in light of the hazard, which in turn has led to urbanization that has not sufficiently accounted for the levels of risk.

The groups say designs for the plant, in Waynesboro, Ga., do not sufficiently account for safety, environmental or technological concerns.

Nor do the Radoshes sufficiently account for the fact that early American support for Israel was actually quite limited — Israel initially got its arms, for example, from the Soviet bloc.

Many of the plaintiffs argued that the fund shortchanged certain classes of people — children, retired people and very high earners — and did not sufficiently account for the suffering of the victims and their families.

Media outlets currently don't prepare reporters for the possibility that they might be targeted online, she says, and nor do they sufficiently account for the need to protect sources, particularly those on topics of race and gender.

It's possible that polls draw the likely voter universe too broadly, and do not sufficiently account for the greater propensity of Republican voters to turn out for Mr. Santorum.