insufficient coverage

A limited number of baselines will result in insufficient coverage.

Medicare provides insufficient coverage for long term care services that are increasingly vital to older Americans living longer with chronic illness.

Experts say too many residents remain misinformed about the availability of flood insurance or have insufficient coverage.

I'm glad you spotted the insufficient coverage in The Times of poverty in New Orleans.

After the elections, Pannella resigned his seat in the Chamber of Deputies in protest against allegedly insufficient coverage of his candidacy by the media.

In addition to the controversy attendant upon the repeated delays and cost overruns, Republicans have criticized the center for what they view as insufficient coverage of American religious heritage.

In late 2000, after Clear Channel merged with AMFM, it was determined that the station had insufficient coverage for the Los Angeles basin.

II (without Louisette Bertholle) followed in 1970, elaborating on several subjects (particularly baking and charcuterie) that the authors felt had received insufficient coverage in the first volume.

Workers who are injured while employed by companies with no insurance or insufficient coverage can still file claims - costs that are usually passed along to companies with insurance, which pay higher premiums as a result.

Most blacks in the survey said they believed the press offered insufficient coverage of specific health concerns of black people, mainly because news organizations are not aware of or interested in the health problems of blacks.

Its editors, Jed Brandt and Michael Levitin, told the actual Wall Street Journal that they started the paper in response to what they saw as insufficient coverage of the protests in the mainstream press.

The introduction begins with a discussion of the merits of the Diccionario de la lengua española de la Real Academia Española (DRAE), except that DRAE has insufficient coverage of Spanish as spoken in Argentina.

A highly critical report by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation found that the institution had engaged in unsafe or unsound banking practices, including operating without adequate supervision by its board of directors, an excessive level of delinquent or bad loans, inadequate earnings and insufficient coverage of its assets.