Sentence examples for adequate answer to the from inspiring English sources
But, ultimately, increased production in the last century was an adequate answer to the problem of absolute poverty.
The committee recommended that "there should be some deterrent value in a display of confident assurance on our part that we have an adequate answer to the threat".
Apart from the dispute over the number of civilian deaths, the notion that targeted drone strikes are an adequate answer to the terrorist threat appears increasingly threadbare.
While I saw neo-orthodoxy as a helpful corrective for a liberalism that had become all too sentimental, I never felt that it provided an adequate answer to the basic questions.
That would seem an adequate answer to the complaint that Section 5 tramples on the sovereignty and dignity of the states, a mantra raised by Texas and Alabama — but not, interestingly enough, by every covered state.
Paradoxically, Arendt's work, as a whole, provided no adequate answer to the question of whether thinking could prevent evil.
Specific upgrading of existing lay vessels cannot exceed certain limits and proven technology as high strength steel wire cables cannot implicitly provide adequate answers to the needs.
"Absent a concrete technical proposal, and without adequate answers to the questions raised in this report, legislators should reject out of hand any proposal to return to the failed cryptography control policy of the 1990s," the report says.
It has provided adequate answers to the IAEA's long-standing list of questions regarding past weapons-related activities".
Adequate answers to the baseline versus baseline plus serial data SMART debate, then, will require detailed analysis of more expanded databases than were available here.
Some 62% of these children gave adequate answers to the researcher's questions, and most of them gave a reasonable account of what would happen in the study after it had been described to them by researchers (but before the children had participated in it).
