Sentence examples for I getting adequately from inspiring English sources

The question for investors: Am I getting adequately compensated for risk?

Getting adequately qualified persons in the surrounding communities was an uphill task.

In The Daily Caller today is an op-ed from an American Enterprise Institute scholar pointing out that the candidates did not get adequately grilled on the constitution.

Mr. Kaplowitz said his inability to win political support for diversion in the Legislature was partly the fault of city and state officials, who had failed to get adequately involved in the fight despite its regional significance.

We're going to work hard to make sure that we get adequately compensated".

The audio system is powered by Dolby and gets adequately loud, although at music and videos tend to snap, crackle, and pop at maximum volume so you'll want to keep things at around 80% or so.

More than two-thirds of households now get adequately iodized salt.

Indeed, the Keap1 knockout mice die approximately 20 days after birth as they cannot get adequately fed due to the development of hyperkeratosis in the oesophagus and forestomach [ 53].

Another top priority during the first days of the conflict was to identify the most pressing needs of children and ensure that these needs got adequately addressed in the appeals and joint needs assessment.

At this point, it may be important to reiterate that the main goal of the AVW in the African Region is to create awareness on the importance of immunization against vaccine preventable diseases, and to get the governments and communities to appreciate their rights and responsibilities in ensuring that everybody gets adequately immunized.

Suggested implementer: All UN agencies and IPs. 4. It is suggested that the complaints of a 'raw deal' from Zanzibar, whether real or imagined, need to be addressed by taking extra care in future projects involving both parts of the United Republic to ensure that the islands get adequately included in the overall process and receive a realistic share of UN support.