Sentence examples for adequate phrase from inspiring English sources

Below market is not an adequate phrase to describe this deluxe apartment on the east bank of the Tigris River.

It is characterized by extreme obscurity intentionally produced by periphrasis (preference for a longer phrase over a shorter, equally adequate phrase), coinage of new words, and very liberal use of loanwords to express quite ordinary meanings.

Susceptibility to foreign shocks would be an adequate phrase to describe the Colombian peso's behavior against the U.S. dollar over the past months.

GP7 Quite unstructured, quite disorganised, are perhaps the adequate phrases to describe, can't plan for it just have to deal with the things and hope it is ok.

Given that the paper was legally free to identify the man, it hinges on that "adequate justification" phrase.

Banks could use the phrase "adequate exposure to the market" to justify not using privately negotiated sales of mortgage securities to value similar securities held by others.

According to the business groups' brief, the phrase "adequate margin of safety" suggests that the agency "must trade off the costs and benefits of additional safety, just as designers strive to engineer 'adequate' -- but never complete -- safety into every product they design".

GP: " The phrase 'with adequate informed consent,' which is used in many Japanese guidelines is very difficult to perform.

Related ArtsBeat Blog: More on the Under the Radar Festival It is, in too many crucial moments, impossible to watch both, so that neither images nor phrases have adequate time to echo or complicate one another, as the director, Radoslaw Rychcik, clearly intends.

"My parents were humble working folk," he writes, but the stock phrase is barely adequate.

The new President declared for "adequate but sound" currency, a phrase which was interpreted by both the advocates of limited inflation and the deflationists as supporting their views.