Sentence examples for able to adequately provide from inspiring English sources

These households are already generally poorer, and are progressively less able to adequately provide for the children in their care.

Firstly, due to limited understanding managers were not able to adequately provide preventative support for their employees to ensure appropriate self management thereby increasing the risk of employees developing diabetes related long term complications.

Self-reported provision of the service in the previous three months Across settings, assisted vaginal delivery was particularly limited: of the health centers, one in DRC, three in South Sudan, and none in Burkina Faso were able to adequately provide this signal function, primarily due to lack of authorization and absence of supplies (Additional file 3: Appendix C).

Of the five hospitals assessed, all met the requirements for a functioning PAC service delivery point, defined as being able to adequately provide manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) or misoprostol and offering at least one FP method to post-abortion clients (Table 4).

Failure to adequately provide requested documents will result in cancellation or reduction of offered award.

Upon taking office, Gessler decided that his government paycheck would not allow him to adequately provide for his family.

"These companies have, in fact, induced consumers through the insistent request to download and also because of the existing information asymmetry with respect to manufacturers to install updates on devices that are not able to adequately support them, without providing adequate information, or no means of restoring the original functionality of the products," the AGCM said in a statement.

Multiple choice questions are also known to encourage guessing by students (Douglas, Wilson, & Ennis, 2012) and the scoring systems in LMSs may not be able to adequately cope with negative scoring techniques which provide a means to statistically counteract guessing.

If you don't provide the specific information needed, the funder may not be able to adequately evaluate your request.

In addition, equipment, as shown in Table  2 was provided to all cadres trained to ensure that they were able to adequately function at the recommended level within the DHS.

The two-layer model provided improved accuracy compared to existing models indicating that the model is able to adequately address the dense- to dilute-phase transition criteria.