Sentence examples for adequate to our needs from inspiring English sources

Rockefeller believed in the Efficiency Movement, arguing that: "To help an inefficient, ill-located, unnecessary school is a waste..... it is highly probable that enough money has been squandered on unwise educational projects to have built up a national system of higher education adequate to our needs, if the money had been properly directed to that end".

If we are to have  actions and solutions adequate to our era, we will need to create and experiment with fresh approaches to identifying the right course of action.

If the median wage had kept up with the overall economy, it would be over $90,000 today -- and tax revenues would be more than adequate to cover all our needs.

Second, no school can maintain a stock of instruments adequate to the needs of its pupils.

That our current healthcare system is less than adequate to support the needs and expectations of the "silver tsunami" of the baby boomers is far from new.

Determined to avoid the "two great dogmas of aesthetics" — that there is only one valid visual style, and that all styles are equally acceptable — de Botton explores how particular works of architecture succeed, by offering "more or less adequate responses to our genuine psychological needs".

But we do not have services adequate to meet their needs, or their families'.

Infrastructures are basically adequate to the populations' needs.

Was VO2 adequate to needs?

The need is still great and the funds are not adequate to meet the need out there.

Officially, the administration insists that the plan is adequate to the economy's need.