The phrase
"insufficient time" means not having enough time to do something or complete a task.
Full definition
Last year, several of my history students told me that though they appreciated my detailed feedback on papers, I
gave insufficient time for revisions.
But due to lack of writing skills and
insufficient time many students not able to finish their assignment on time and loss vital marks.
But keep in mind that «Having
insufficient time raises goal difficulty, and having too much time kills motivation,» he adds.
The leaked emails, seen by the Guardian and verified by friends, show the former lord chancellor was critical of home secretary Jacqui Smith's call to increase the limit in case the 28 - day period proved
insufficient some time in the future.
In addition to running out of time, there is a worry that too many expert presenters may
leave insufficient time for country delegations to intervene and make statements elaborating their policy and views or ask questions and generally deliberate on the topics at hand.
Without excuses for delaying the Clause's invocation (because
of insufficient time or concerns about the GoR's reintegration capacity should all refugees repatriate), the GoU has been forced to address its own domestic impediments to the Clause's implementation.
Though I share Wu's concerns
about insufficient time for children to eat lunch and overly processed foods, I have worked with the CPS meal program as they have made substantial improvements over the last two years.
Australian educators
believe insufficient time to prepare for lessons and a lack of skills are hindering the use of ICT in teaching and learning, a new study suggests.
The most common abusive behaviours were: making a resident wait for care (26 % of staff reported that happening); avoiding a resident with challenging behaviour (25 %); giving
residents insufficient time for food (19 %); and taking insufficient care when moving residents (11 %).
Although development of the new instruments was in the final stages,
insufficient time remained to complete the units and integrate them with the rover in time for its scheduled launch in November 2011.
Finally, failure in the early season to warm up gradually gives the
athlete insufficient time for the structures of the foot to re-acclimate and return to a proper fitness level for intensive exercise.
Yet, there are potential limitations, such
as insufficient time and resources to effectively implement alternative assessments in all classrooms, leaving room for future research about how teachers can most effectively use oral assessment to identify and close gaps in students» understanding.
Participants in the «Teachers» Dream Classroom Survey»
indicated insufficient time to incorporate technology as one of their greatest frustrations.
For many years lawyers have grappled with a number of bills rushed through Parliament that were
afforded insufficient time for proper scrutiny (particularly those made in response to the growing threat of terrorism.)
Lack of plainness may come
from insufficient time for consideration or deliberate policy choices (not made by the drafters) to leave some questions open.
Since there is
often insufficient time for in - person training, it helps to be able to visually explain to someone in an email where to click on a program or what words to input into the database.
The research team wrote in JAMA Internal Medicine: «Because vigorous activity is more time efficient in achieving health benefits than moderate activity, promoting vigorous activity might be particularly fruitful for those for
whom insufficient time is a major barrier.»
Several scholars find working on music research paper, term paper, coursework, homework, case study, dissertation, assignment, etc., challenging because
of insufficient time, lack of skills, unawareness of university guidelines, elongated practice sessions, and many others.
Time diary data show that fathers» child care time is about half that of mothers, which may explain why fathers feel they
spend insufficient time with their children.
«These materials were provided to the Office of the State Comptroller the evening before the meeting with no indication or explanation of the changes from the previous application, thus
providing insufficient time for adequate review and discussion with UDC of the application changes.»
Australian educators
believe insufficient time to prepare for lessons and a lack of skills among teachers are hindering the use of ICT in teaching and learning activities.
Insufficient time in the orca whale watching zone greatly reduces the odds of successfully kayaking with the orcas.
(b) If the STT or BAT, either by mistake, or as the only means to conduct a test under difficult circumstances (e.g., post-accident test
with insufficient time to obtain the ATF), uses a non-DOT form for a DOT test, the use of a non-DOT form does not, in and of itself, require the employer or service agent to cancel the test.
It is only a matter of time before it will «go viral» almost overnight, thereby becoming a major political issue — an issue, that when so publicized, will provide
insufficient time for law societies to publish a persuasive response, and will compel governments to act.
The plaintiffs argue, among other things, that there's
insufficient time for their members to comply with DOL's rule by the April 2017 deadline.
It was not as if she had had
insufficient time to prepare for her mother's death.
By the time they have been through the transfer process there will be
insufficient time to properly integrate them into the team.
Unfortunately there was
insufficient time to wander round the ground before kick - off.
Arsenal initially agreed to pay the # 92m Monaco demanded for the 21 - year - old, but there appears to be
insufficient time for them to agree a package with Lemar, who is in the France squad for this evening's game against Holland.
Though park district officials acknowledged that the budget is largely similar to that of the previous administration, they argued that they have had
insufficient time to enact systemwide reforms.
Of those who continued to breastfeed, 79 % felt there was
insufficient time to pump during work, and 42 % felt there was no appropriate place at work to pump6.
Sugarman said she received a copy of the rules less than 24 hours before the monthly meeting, which she said was
insufficient time to review them.
It is clear from the Trident Commission's report that
insufficient time was spent considering alternatives to nuclear weapons.
Others are that: force shall be used only when absolutely necessary to achieve an immediate aim; the decision to open fire shall be made only on orders and under the control of on - scene commander, unless there is
insufficient time to obtain such order.