Sentence examples for sufficiently take from inspiring English sources

It is precisely such environmental factors, some scholars maintain, that Professor Jensen's work did not sufficiently take into account.

It can be inferred that this course does not sufficiently take into account objectives of the course, recourses available like materials, and the teachers' knowledge.

The potentials of modern information technology can only be exploited, if the underlying infrastructure and the applied applications sufficiently take into account all aspects of IT security.

Such a suggestion, he said, "does not sufficiently take into account the fact that the country would be plunged into an even more serious and long-lasting crisis".

Urban researchers have acknowledged that current urban design tools do not sufficiently take into account the complexity of various social factors (integration of the community, local economy, identity of the community, etc).

In the view of many students, business and engineering education in Europe today do not sufficiently take into account tendencies of chaos and uncontrollable business behavior, and the lack of mutual trust in business transactions.

"I don't think that it sufficiently takes into consideration the uncertainty factor," Mr. Smith said.

Hartenbaum did not feel that the medical opinions rendered sufficiently took into account the actual work performed," the audit stated.

This factor has not been sufficiently taken into account when forecasting the imminent disappearance of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.

"Dr. Hartenbaum did not feel that the medical opinions rendered sufficiently took into account the actual work performed," the audit stated.

They said the owner of the Rio Blanco mine was operating unlawfully, and that the mine's potential environmental impact was not sufficiently taken into account before work began.