Sentence examples for too insufficiently from inspiring English sources

However, such models are too insufficiently detailed for use in optimizing the performance of a compressor in a CO2 transport pipeline.

Unfortunately, the deep-time geological history of Palawan is too insufficiently known to determine when and for how long portions of the North Palawan Block might have been above water.

As I never tired of saying during the height of the banking crisis – where under-regulated abuses were also insufficiently appreciated until too late – banks are like sewers.

All around Europe they have got to address the question of people feeling that Europe is too centralised, insufficiently accountable and insufficiently in touch," said Labour's acting leader, Harriet Harman.

Also, insufficiently French.

Crew were also insufficiently trained.

The settlers contend that they, too, are insufficiently protected by their military.

They talked to interviewers about children who were helpful but simply not simpatico: too bossy, insufficiently understanding, impatient.

Clough did brilliantly at Burton but you wonder whether he is almost too balanced, insufficiently manic even, for top-level management.

Professionals of all disciplines were too often insufficiently assertive with parents and other adults in cases of suspected abuse and too ready to accept excuses for a child's injuries or withdrawn behaviour.

Either they are too small, insufficiently profitable, or they are not for sale".