Sentence examples for widely insufficient from inspiring English sources

Traditional identification techniques are widely insufficient in providing a correct diagnosis, and more sophisticated diagnostic methods need to be improved.

The current state is that antibody documentation is widely insufficient and the reagents are often not sustainable.

Price stability is now widely considered insufficient to ensure overall economic stability.

While Russia's little green men in Crimea are widely known, insufficient attention has been paid to China's little blue men in the South China Sea," Erickson said.

Though the individual technical components of these efforts have been widely studied, insufficient attention has been paid to understanding the overall process of reform -- how large-scale, system-wide changes were initiated and developed, and what approaches and strategies were used in practice.

The government's plan to reduce the deficit is widely regarded as insufficient.

Mr. Bush proposed $153 billion over 10 years for prescription drug benefits and Medicare restructuring last year, which was widely denounced as insufficient.

The authorities have promised to reform some aspects of the system, but these changes have been widely criticised as insufficient, and are not expected to come into force until December.

But many claim Mr Kim's government is failing to keep its side of the bargain.The government has set aside some 4 trillion won ($3.1 billion), equivalent to 1% of GDP, for social security, but this is widely seen as insufficient.

This is high by international standards, though widely seen as insufficient; both the previous and current governments have warned they may introduce legislation (such as that in Norway) which requires a 40% quota.The old hierarchies are far from dead, of course.

The apology touched off a firestorm and was widely perceived as insufficient by a chorus of media critics and war veterans.