Sentence examples for Inadequate in number from inspiring English sources

The Potomac River bridges that connect Washington and Virginia have proved to be largely inadequate in number and capacity, though this situation has been relieved somewhat by the six-lane Woodrow Wilson Bridge connecting Alexandria, Virginia, to Prince George's county, Maryland (completed in 2008 and replacing an earlier bridge of the same name).

In conjunction with his changes to poster display arrangements, Pick experimented with the positioning and sizing of station name signs on platforms, which were often inadequate in number or poorly placed.

Health workers are not only inadequate in number but are already overworked.

There was over-reliance on equipment such as incubators which were inadequate in number.

Reported risk factors for poor adherence to recommended hand hygiene practices include handwashing agents causing irritation and dryness, sinks that are inadequate in number or inconveniently located, and lack of soap and paper towels [ 17, 19].

Where toilet facilities do exist – for example in schools – they are sometimes so inadequate in numbers as to be almost useless.

The NMSF (2009) survey reported that bereavement midwife care was inadequate in a number of UK NHS Trusts.

While GUTs resolve some of the problems with the Standard Model, they remain inadequate in a number of respects.

Further, common limit load solutions based on ligament yielding are inadequate in a number of cases even for through crack configurations and should be replaced by some kind of local yielding solutions.

To say that atheism is the denial of God or the gods and that it is the opposite of theism, a system of belief that affirms the reality of God and seeks to demonstrate his existence, is inadequate in a number of ways.

There was also controversy when the al-Madinah free school in Derby was judged by the education watchdog Ofsted to be "inadequate" in a number of areas.