Sentence examples similar to adequate stance from inspiring English sources
My MP has not given any adequate explanation of his stance and I am considering voting for another candidate at the next election.
It's possible, however, that this stanza answers Owen's question implicitly rather than explicitly, by demonstrating a stance and style adequate to his "task".
The US, which is behind the current drive for a settlement, then moderated its stance, appearing to find adequate the sidelining of Mr Arafat through the appointment of a more acceptable Palestinian prime minister in possession of significant powers.
The introduction of fiat money meant that balance-of-payment goals were unnecessary to maintaining a particular monetary policy stance, since central banks no longer needed an adequate hoard of gold to pump money into the economy.
Adopting a lexicalist stance, we then show how a Generative Lexicon can provide an adequate representation of the semantics of the base verb and how lexical rules we designed capture the semantics of the derived nominals.
But Hamilton understood that, without adequate taxation, you couldn't run a country, or pay its debts, a stance that informed how he implemented federal taxes in the new nation.
But he has insisted on keeping part of it for his resort -- a stance that infuriates many residents, who say they will be left without an adequate water supply.
To explain their stance, dentists blame people on social assistance for neglecting themselves, and the health care system for not providing adequate coverage and fees.
