Sentence examples for adequate thanks from inspiring English sources

And the second-row seating is more than adequate, thanks to fairly generous legroom, backrests with adjustable angles, a flat floor to accommodate the middle passenger and upscale cushioning all around.

Concept-oriented logic languages are cognitively adequate thanks to the fact that experts usually describe their knowledge in terms of concepts.

So the multi-coloured carpet of the Edinburgh Cineworld had to do, and I must say it was perfectly adequate - thanks, Cineworld.

"One could say it should be spent a little closer to the action, but, apparently they have adequate funds, thanks to people like me, to keep it going".

Flood refugees at Don Muang, which is surrounded by neck-deep water, say they have adequate supplies, thanks largely to private donations.

Ms. Kinsler has adequate income thanks to a pension from her deceased husband, who was an aerospace engineer; long-term care policies; and a lifetime of careful investment and spending.

The force of gratitude could be dreadful with the gift of an organ, when no thanks seemed adequate and reciprocation was impossible.

Fast bowling that was as aggressive as it was accurate, personified by [Mitchell] Starc, agile and alert fielding accompanied by intimidatory snarls, and batting adequate for the task thanks mainly to the undeniable class of Steven Smith.

Meanwhile the very layouts of pre-1939 developments are just not adequate for current lifestyles thanks to shrinking household sizes, the rise of car ownership and our use of outside space.

In femoral revision, the use of a fluted, tapered stem developed by Wagner [4, 5] allowed successful treatment even in cases complicated by extensive proximal bone loss, thanks to adequate distal fixation.

At present, almost all CRRT therapies can be delivered in a safe, adequate and flexible way, thanks to devices specifically designed for critically ill patients to a point that multiple organ support therapy is envisaged as a possible therapeutic approach in the critical care setting [ 12].