Sentence examples for adequate to it from inspiring English sources
Kant describes an aesthetic idea as "a representation of the imagination that occasions much thinking, though without it being possible for any determinate thought, i.e., concept, to be adequate to it" (§49, 314).
The issues may range from whether the prospectus was actually delivered, to whether the disclosures in it were adequate, to whether it is just and fair to require an investor to read it.
It seems adequate to call it "propagating", as for example an action potential is.
However, Bowman says that while he is "open" to the idea of national inquiry into the issue, "I don't think that it would be adequate to address it.
The company will resume its 401(k) matching program when its "financial performance improves to a level adequate to support" it, a spokeswoman, Kimberly Freely, said.
The Nigerian turned swiftly and although his left-foot shot was not the cleanest, his placement was more than adequate to send it into the bottom corner.
Classical assumptions — that there was a reality we all agreed on, that language was adequate to describe it, that stories had a beginning, middle, and end — were classical, not modern.
But since Congress canceled the project in 1993 amid cost overruns and charges of mismanagement, scientists' estimates of the Higgs' mass have fallen so much that far less powerful accelerators might be adequate to produce it.
The linear hydraulic model proposed in the literature is adequate to describe it.
Incomplete removal is a possibility, and exposure should be adequate to avoid it.
