Sentence examples for Inadequate answer from inspiring English sources

America might appear to represent an inadequate answer.

Martha: "Why was Napoleon here?" Guide: "Why are you here?" Martha considers this an inadequate answer.

I had not so much a crisis of confidence, but a feeling that "if you're mindful, you won't get hurt" was very possibly an inadequate answer.

It is also the reason that many conservative Republicans refused to vote for the agreement, calling it a grossly inadequate answer to a pressing problem.

When the public services duly failed to improve, Mr Blair's inadequate answer was to give them targets, loads of money and new ministers.

The origin of that name is somewhere down the rabbit hole; the inadequate answer is that it may have been a condensation of Milligan.

Until we reframe the question, we're going to keep getting the same inadequate answers.

But several questioners expressed skepticism about those figures and chastised Ms. Bresch for what they said were inadequate answers about financial details of the company.

"Some one stold there berries," read one of the more inadequate answers — a testament to the learning that must still take place.

He said he received inadequate answers from Yankee ticket sales people about why two other fans, whom he said had lesser seniority, got a 41-game plan, or if seniority really mattered at all.

But you sometimes feel, as you watch her listen to the hopelessly inadequate answers of every new competitor – sorry, I mean witness – that it can only be a matter of time before she does.