Sentence examples for Quite inadequately from inspiring English sources

In nine days of fighting they had advanced 45 mile, despite, as the divisional commander Major-General Gale put it, his infantry units being "quite inadequately equipped for a rapid pursuit," captured 400 square miles of German held territory, and took more than 1,000 German prisoners.

In nine days of fighting it had advanced 45 miles, despite, as Gale put it, his infantry units being "quite inadequately equipped for a rapid pursuit," captured 400 square miles of German territory and taken prisoner over 1,000 German soldiers.

D 69-600): Work either does not complete the requirements of the assignment, or meets them quite inadequately.

4 They grow slowly and can be confused with patches of psoriasis or eczema or even fungal infections Although the lesion is more likely to be superficial, they can be large (>10 mm) identifying the margin when excising the lesions can be quite difficult, and they may be inadequately excised and so recur.

An inadequate minimum wage, inadequately enforced, is a key issue.

But inadequately staffed as it was, it was never quite able to connect the dots.

However, if the amount of censoring is quite different between the experimental and control group, relevant differences between adequately and inadequately calculated NNTs can be obtained.

Both stories fit comfortably alongside my general impression that the Fed has consistently lagged behind and responded inadequately to plunging demand (as opposed to the acute financial crisis, to which it was quite attentive).In 2008 demand falls and because wages are rigid millions of workers lose their jobs.

In October, a St Petersburg court said the charges against him were inadequately prepared quite an understatement, given that the information he collected was from public sources.

Nazarbayev has responded inadequately.

Inadequately trained staff.