Examples of insufficiently

• This is an issue which is insufficiently discussed and confronted.

• Many complain that the program is insufficiently generous.

• This aspect of the topic is insufficiently addressed by other books

• Referring to the realizer is insufficiently precise compared to citation of the disposition, or role.

• In this paper, we argue that even with this considerable attention, one aspect of the progression of words to affixes has been insufficiently studied.

• Yet when concepts such as ethnicity, culture and even ' adjustments ' (social, economic, cultural) are employed they are insufficiently theorised, and remain somewhat functionalist in flavour.

• Some self-understandings of the participants will be confused, insufficiently focused, or vague.

• As though this is insufficiently disconcerting, a few pages later we find ourselves in 1939, hearing about male prejudices against educated women.