Sentence examples for adequate to keep from inspiring English sources

The sleeping bag was more than adequate to keep me warm, and I never bothered with the long johns.

NO one opposed to an increase argues that $5.15 an hour is adequate to keep body and soul together.

Few economists thought the stimulus plan alone would be adequate to keep the economy clear of a recession.

Backup power systems were adequate to keep vital information flowing and to keep chemicals and other substances from drying up and destroying vats or equipment.

This practice, which was adequate to keep the calendar roughly in step with the seasons, seems to have been in force as early as the 8th century bc.

The agency said it was not satisfied that the troubled company, which has filed for bankruptcy since the 6 July disaster, had demonstrated that its third-party liability insurance was adequate to keep operating.

"We're supposed to get a minimum 2,400 calories a day and a minimum of 125 grams of protein a day and the meals that they've been feeding us are not adequate enough to keep our blood sugar up enough to take our insulin," said the inmate, who requested anonymity for fear of retaliation from guards and prison officials.

Provision of adequate infrastructure is not enough to keep them in schools where teaching is poor and they do not learn.

In comments to reporters, Mr. Clinton said he had long questioned whether prosecutors had adequate grounds to keep Dr. Lee in jail for nine months awaiting trial.

Most brokerage firms do not have adequate computers to keep track of the rush of deposits the rule will entail, he said.

Two of those are misdemeanor crimes that could mean a year in jail for company officials: failure to register a waste oil tank with the state, and failure to take adequate measures to keep that tank from leaking.