Sentence examples similar to Adequately smart from inspiring English sources
A city cannot adequately be called "smart" using specific or limited sectoral improvements.
As of now, the law has not adequately secured the "smart" home from intrusion by the state, and the Supreme Court further eroded digital privacy by conflating the common law concepts of trespass and exclusion in United States v. Jones.
In 2011, the US Government Accountability Office [64] concluded in its report on Electricity Grid Modernization that "consumers are not adequately informed about the benefits, costs, and risks associated with smart grid systems".
It's a smart strategy, says Margaret Whelan, an analyst at UBS Warburg, not adequately recognized in the multiple (11 times estimated 2001 profits) at which Furniture Brands trades.
The things learned in a classroom simply cannot adequately translate to the real-world; in addition to "book smarts" colleges and universities have a responsibility to prepare attendees, particularly first-generation ones, for the challenges of the modern workforce.
(Just one word to the wise to all parents: saving for college is smart, but don't let it undermine your ability to adequately prepare for retirement).
If indeed air bags are not saving people who are adequately belted, then should we not stress education about seat belts instead of creating expensive "smart" air bags?
I'm not certain that the schools will adequately pass critical thinking skills on to my clients, which would enable them to make smart decisions.
"We feel adequately capitalized".
The development of smart materials, mainly based on biopolymers and bone-like calcium phosphates, appears to provide an attractive alternative for delivering BMPs in an adequately controlled fashion.
