insufficiently in English

adverb

in an insufficient manner, inadequately, deficiently

Use "insufficiently" in a sentence

1. 19 There are other diagnostic tests for hyponymy which are either discriminatory but insufficiently general, or general but insufficiently discriminatory.

2. Apparently a shot across the bow is insufficiently convincing.

3. Derivations and droughts Art Bandyings its zap enarthrosis and insufficiently linguistic

4. The crystalline lens loses its flexibility, bulging insufficiently, and adapts with difficulty.

5. Faults: Withers low insufficiently marked above the line of the back.

6. Cometary glycine detection is due to insufficiently sensitive spectroscopic detection methods

7. But insufficiently strong policies have left dangers lurking beneath the surface.

8. Insufficiently Ballasted boats will tend to tip, or heel, excessively in high winds

9. The macro code validates access control lists insufficiently, which could lead to information disclosure.

10. One major shortcoming of deliberative democracy is that many models insufficiently ensure critical interaction.

11. Synonyms for Anticlimactically include bathetically, disappointingly, inadequately, unsatisfactorily, insufficiently, inferiorly, lamely, poorly, underwhelmingly and

12. Satellite remote sensing activities are currently insufficiently regulated from the international point of view.

13. Antonyms for Amiably include badly, disagreeably, ill, unpleasantly, dissenting, unwillingly, poorly, insufficiently, bad and inadequately

14. Antonyms for Attractively include badly, ill, unpleasantly, bad, deficiently, disagreeably, discourteously, inadequately, inconsiderately and insufficiently

15. 30 I was reflecting my engineering background and was insufficiently appreciative of the human dimension.

16. Antonyms for Creditably include bad, badly, deficiently, ill, inadequately, insufficiently, intolerably, poorly, unacceptably and unsatisfactorily

17. Access control lists for calendars and includes were insufficiently enforced, which could lead to information disclosure.

18. Barr came back to the Attorney generalship after Trump’s first lickspittle choice, Jeff Session, was insufficiently obedient to the boss

19. This critical, often insufficiently acknowledged part of the public health system has been Bludgeoned by the COVID-19 crisis

20. Its present interventionist role is insufficiently discriminating: it has all too often lapsed readily into a posture of actively balancing Communalisms.

21. The physical strength, with which nature insufficiently endowed humans, is found in animals that help them to discover new territories.

22. If a property is insufficiently furnished for full habitation, it may also have been unoccupied for some length of time.

23. Brockage coins have been insufficiently researched despite their potential for providing a fresh approach in understanding ancient minting techniques and procedures

24. At his office and at his boardinghouse the girls were mere mice, or Cattish, or kittenish, or had insufficiently read the advertisements

25. Antediluvian His diary records how many of the fields in the area were unweeded and insufficiently fertilised, much of the machinery 'Antediluvian'

26. This predisposition is either due to a too voluminous ligamentum teres, capsular hyperlaxity, insufficiently deep acetabulum or blunt acetabular roof acquired by foetal malposition in utero.

27. Following this line of logic, it would appear that it has created a culture that insufficiently condemns lickerish, negligent trolls who pamper the most loopy, raving Cockalorums …

28. This transition itself is marked by a large change of sound intensity, which can be digested not at all or only insufficiently by impaired acoustic systems.

29. Up to its altitudinal limit, only periodically wet and cold, insufficiently drained gleysols appear to severely limit beech growth although these soils are comparably rich in nutrients.

30. People seem insufficiently aware that diseases like African sleeping sickness, leishmaniasis and dengue form a major threat to the health of very many people in the poorest countries.

31. Bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP) ventilation is a noninvasive technique used to provide ventilatory support to a spontaneously, but insufficiently, breathing patient using a facemask or nasal mask

32. In unequally or insufficiently dried veneers the moisture content could be equalized and one inch thick lumber rapidly dried in the moisture content range below the fiber saturation point.

33. Keynesians argue that Europe would grow if only policy were focused on generating aggregate demand; they blame precipitous fiscal consolidation and insufficiently aggressive monetary easing for the loss of momentum.

34. Buttony (comparative more Buttony, superlative most Buttony) Having a large number of buttons. quotations ▼ Resembling a button or buttons. quotations ▼ (of berries) Not fully grown and matured; overly small and insufficiently juicy

35. The Commission concludes that the high and persistent unemployment in Europe has been the result of the interaction of adverse supply and demand shocks with insufficiently flexible labour market institutions and product market regulations.

36. Those who are most vulnerable to the aggressive proselytizing of sects—a just cause for concern—and those who are incapable of resisting the onslaught of agnosticism, relativism and secularization are generally the baptized who remain insufficiently evangelized; they are easily influenced because their faith is weak, confused, easily shaken and naive, despite their innate religiosity.