Your correspondent's perceived problem of "complete duffers" obtaining large averages can adequately be dealt with by the traditional method of having a minimum "qualification" of completed innings.
Organisms, including human organisms, can no longer adequately be understood as enclosed systems bounded by membranes of cell, organ and skin.
In his second reading speech, Elferink said: "The newly inserted definition of an 'approved restraint' also ensures that modern mechanical devices of restraint or advancements in technology will adequately be provided for in the Youth Justice Act.
The panel says there are "conflicting assertions and differing views" on links between PBS and villagisation, the complaints by the refugees and the bank's adherence to its policies and procedures, which could adequately be addressed through an investigation.
But the more important question "Stuart" poses is whether the catastrophic arc of one man's life — not to mention that man's resilience, wit and allure for women — can ever adequately be explained.
Scheinman asked whether Canada believed withdrawal and compliance issues could adequately be dealt with in the NPT process, or if it needed to be elevated to the UN Security Council.
In our view, these themes, which hold so much relevance at the present historical moment, cannot adequately be encompassed within the standard teaching models that treat the economy as rapidly self-adjusting towards an efficient state of full-employment equilibrium.
When Alex Ferguson left Manchester United the club I support in 2013, after twenty-six years in charge, he left behind a vacuum that will probably never adequately be filled.
He said he supported the 20-week ban that passed in his home state this month, but added: "I think that this can adequately be taken care of at the state level.
These losses can adequately be accounted for theoretically.
A city cannot adequately be called "smart" using specific or limited sectoral improvements.
