Sentence examples for take insufficient from inspiring English sources

Russians also eat lots of unhealthy food and take insufficient exercise.

Well, in fact, in the UK, 60-70% of us take insufficient exercise.

The regulations are out of date, and take insufficient account of new financial derivatives and other money-market innovations.

A frequent criticism of some widely adopted management theories is that they take insufficient account of the people who work in the firms that consultants analyze.

VAR models take insufficient account of this.When a nasty surprise such as the LTCM crisis in 1998 comes along, it gets labelled as a "100-year storm", suggesting that such events are very rare.

One of the main reasons for not achieving the target of water quality management is pointed out as to take insufficient measures toward diffuse pollution, particularly in the control of stormwater discharge.

Then Healy, after taking insufficient time to explain herself, would end up feeling misunderstood.

He was exonerated, but did get a rap over the knuckles for taking "insufficient care over some aspects of his affairs".

But despite a previous prosecution following the death in 2002 of George Bate, 77, from legionnaires' disease, managers took insufficient steps to protect the public, the court heard.

The BBC added in a statement that Mr Smith's investigation "did suggest that Alan had taken insufficient care over some aspects of his affairs at the BBC".

Mr. Modi, who is regularly accused of having taken insufficient action against the 2002 anti-Muslim riots that killed nearly 1,000 people in Gujarat, routinely denies these allegations.