Sentence examples for acting adequately from inspiring English sources

The end of Sascha Radetsky's Tybalt is, like the rest of his acting, adequately one-note (while Misty Copeland's gloating over his corpse seems out of character in her overly Raggedy Ann portrayal of a harlot).

Most political leaders are not acting adequately to spare our children from a worsening future.

The court agreed with the state officials that there's reason to believe the Trump administration isn't adequately acting on behalf of states.

Especially item 5 of the NU-DESC data collection sheet (Table  1) asks for a comparison between the given patient and a reasonable, adequately acting normal person.

In October last year, the participating theatres were all encouraged to look at their own practices and examine how, in creative roles such as directing, writing, commissioning and acting, they were failing to adequately represent women.

It showed that a few strong R-genes can be deployed for long periods and that results obtained in laboratory or small field experiments can adequately reflect the mechanisms acting over large geographical scales and longer time periods.

In other words, he said, it is still possible for a board member to be reimbursed for punitive damages if he can adequately demonstrate that he was acting in good faith for the benefit of the co-op.

These studies do not adequately discriminate between circadian clock disruptions acting through maternal deficiencies or through direct effects on embryonic development.

Baker Spring, an analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation, said Mr. Kyl was simply acting to ensure that the nation's nuclear program was adequately maintained.

Second, systemic GLP-1 levels may not adequately reflect the level of the active hormone acting in the gut wall on the autonomic nervous system [ 27].

Gita Parihar, acting legal head at Friends of the Earth, said: "We believe Newham Council has acted illegally by failing to adequately consult on its proposals and failing to consider government policy on tackling climate change".