Sentence examples for viewed as insufficient from inspiring English sources

NOT IN CHINA Two 70-year-old women protesting what they viewed as insufficient compensation for their homes were sentenced to "re-education through labor" for applying to hold a protest in an area where officials promised that Chinese could hold demonstrations during the Olympic Games.

I never met the man but my sense is that memorializing him in only this fashion would be viewed as insufficient.

The numbers of western Europeans heading to conflict zones to join the Islamic State "are unprecedented, so traditional law enforcement is viewed as insufficient," Cragin added. .

Therefore, the total dose of 66 Gy, which was used in the study must be viewed as insufficient.

However, allowances were still viewed as insufficient in many cases, with several HFC members recommending that they be increased, or introduced where they were currently not provided.

Although some pre-natal classes may have touched on the subject, the level of breastfeeding-related information was viewed as insufficient to enable a full understanding and anticipation of the potential breastfeeding-related issues which women may encounter.

After Valdez provided what some viewed as an insufficient response, the group hosting the event, Jolt Texas ― which aim to mobilize Latino voters in the state ― decided to endorse White in the upcoming runoff.

On the other hand, their "less prescriptive" nature has been viewed as providing insufficient guidance to some HCPs who may feel overwhelmed when trying to match the nuances of differences among the increasing number of antihyperglycemic medications to the nuances of each patient's preferences and medical characteristics.

In that respect, existing approaches to software testing are viewed as time-consuming and insufficient for the dynamism of the modern business environment.

He forced Northwest Airlines to reverse its ban on passengers with HIV, and was arrested outside the White House protesting what many viewed as President Ronald Reagan's insufficient response to the AIDS crisis.

Revenue collection for newborn health, and competing calls for financing of other areas of healthcare, was clearly viewed as a barrier, and insufficient earmarked funds at the facility was impeding their ability to provide quality care to sick newborns.