Sentence examples for That would be adequate from inspiring English sources

The construction of the Empire State Building (ESB) was not only the fastest erection of a skyscraper ever, but the construction company that took on the job allegedly began with no equipment or supplies that would be adequate for the job.

He sought to develop a theory that would be adequate to the puzzles.

Instead of "this grant is inadequate!", how about "are there other TSB grants that would be adequate?" The first effect of this approach is that the person you're talking to will appreciate that you've taken the time to understand things, and so they'll listen to your criticism more openly.

Although Davidson wrote on a wide range of topics, a great deal of his work, particularly during the late 1960s and early 1970s, is focussed on the problem of developing an approach to the theory of meaning that would be adequate to natural language.

Einstein shared with Schlick and Reichenbach the goal of crafting a new form of empiricism that would be adequate to the task of defending general relativity against neo-Kantian critiques (see Schlick 1917 and 1921, and Reichenbach 1920 , 1924 and 1928; for more detail, see Howard 1994a).

Furthermore, the cut-off level of pre-treatment AFP that would be adequate in order to apply AFP normalization as a surrogate is indistinct.

He said that amount would be adequate in normal times, but that it was possible the state might need more money if job losses continue to surge.

Representative James T. Walsh, the New York Republican who is chairman of the subcommittee that controls spending on housing, said he believed that amount would be adequate to renew all vouchers, though he had not seen the new figures from the budget office.

An energy analyst at HSBC in Hong Kong, Gordon Kwan, agreed that there would be adequate demand to draw gas from both pipelines but said that gas from the Xihu project would probably be much cheaper to deliver because the pipeline would be much shorter.

However, Bowman says that while he is "open" to the idea of national inquiry into the issue, "I don't think that it would be adequate to address it.

Mayer managed to persuade her that Cary Grant and James Stewart would be adequate to the tasks.