Sentence examples for a rather inadequate from inspiring English sources

German observers say Gounod's melodious and best-known opera is a rather inadequate reduction of Goethe's original text.

In the view of many Germans, Gounod's melodious and best-known opera is a rather inadequate reduction of Goethe's original text.

The Four Nations, a concept which is itself a rather inadequate replacement for full tours to and by Great Britain, goes into cold storage after this tournament.

In summary, characterizing the influence of surface morphology on initial bacterial adhesion (in the semi-static and static environment such as the peri-implant) by surface roughness values such as R a alone is rather inadequate because of the requirement of an additional three-dimensional analysis of the microstructure.

But one might feel that that was rather inadequate as a basis for the proposal: there is surely more to Fregean sense than just the property of transparency.

However, these statistical measurements are given only with height information, and rather inadequate to provide a complete description of the irregularity of thin film surfaces, therefore cannot fully characterize the surface.

The primary reason that the information systems failed is not simply due to the difficult environment that the disaster created or its own internal limitations but rather, inadequate organizational capacity associated with a lack of support and oversight.

On a research note, often in the literature, the matching process in retrospective surveys is rather inadequate since the compared groups are not morphologically similar [8, 15, 21, 22].

However this description is rather inadequate.

However, their interpretation depends on rather inadequate knowledge of hadronic interactions at >1000TeV.

For the efficient simulation of fiber lay-down, however, these coordinate-free formulations (1) and (2) are rather inadequate.