Sentence examples for Somewhat inadequate from inspiring English sources

Actually, "benign" is somewhat inadequate.

The agreement is good for mixtures of similar sized molecules whereas the agreement for dissimilar sized molecules is somewhat inadequate.

It generates a monodimensional nosological risk profile, grounding its roots in the somewhat inadequate framework of disease.

"I did feel somewhat inadequate as a novelist, just like I'd missed something huge happening in the country.

In many cases it had examined the paperwork relating to the sale and found that the records were "somewhat inadequate".

This way". And Cobra was right, and we made our way back to the tents, and I found myself feeling grateful and also somewhat inadequate.

The character of McAffrey "has to be somewhat inadequate-seeming," he adds.

And more information is always better than less, so private entrepreneurs are filling a vital gap and helping narrow somewhat the inadequate information/mismatch problem pervading American higher education.

These were somewhat lower inadequate and higher accuracy rates than found in this study and in studies given in table 5.

following [ 14] is somewhat arbitrary and is inadequate for a consistent and meaningful description of these plant genes.

He described his "Katrina Ballads" — an expansive song cycle about Hurricane Katrina's devastation of New Orleans, and the government's inadequate response — as a "somewhat journalistic piece".