Sentence examples for adequate deal from inspiring English sources

There had been rumors that the car manufacturer team would end its involvement in Formula One as it was having problems working out an adequate deal with the commercial rights holder, Bernie Ecclestone, and because the parent company, Daimler, wanted to withdraw as part of a cost-cutting strategy.

The US, it argued, failed to negotiate adequate deals with the companies extracting those resources, failed to ensure the tribe was paid sufficiently, and bungled its investment of the proceeds on the tribe's behalf.

None evolved a force adequate to deal with the heavily armed mounted archers of Justinian I.

That would not be adequate to deal with a collapse in investor confidence in Spain or Italy.

Singly or in combination, they appear largely adequate to deal with most of the common mens rea problems.

"There is no way the Gibson process, effectively an internal Cabinet Office one, can be adequate to deal with the unfolding scandal of this magnitude".

"Significant segments of our population have exhibited fears that their skills will not be adequate to deal with a rapidly changing work environment," he said.

The upshot is that Ipso has launched a review into whether its regulations are adequate to deal with complaints against global publishers.

"Labour is developing a programme suited to these post-Crash times when spending or borrowing solutions are neither available nor adequate to deal with the challenges ahead".

The war and more recent crises in Africa, he added, "force us to ask ourselves whether the institutions and methods we are accustomed to are really adequate to deal with all the stresses of the last couple of years".

Sir Menzies Campbell asked: "Is the existing legal framework adequate to deal with the enormous consequences of the revolution in technology?" Lobban replied: "The laws were drafted to be technology neutral.