Sentence examples for adequately for the task from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, a Democrat, argued that the Bush administration had failed to prepare adequately for the task of restoring order in Iraq after the ouster of Saddam Hussein.

One is how you train people adequately for the task.

While about 600 military officers supplement the contract officers, Mr. Ernst said, the soldiers are not adequately trained for the task.

This article asks, "Are school library media professionals adequately prepared for the task of integrating technology and skills into instruction?" It explores the perceived ICT competencies of students enrolled in school library certification programs and the use of ICTs in their school library education programs.

This is also seen in a recent questionnaire survey, where only 64%% of the GPs involved in nursing homes felt adequately trained for the task [ 29].

"And why is it that they failed to plan adequately for the postwar task?

At the same time, the impact of other sources of features especially evolutionary-based features has not been explored adequately for this task.

In a damning assessment of the imbalance in the US-UK diplomatic relationship, the Chilcot inquiry finds that: "Blair did not press President Bush for definitive assurances about US post-conflict plans or set out clearly to him the strategic risk in underestimating the postconflict challenge and failing adequately to prepare for the task".

Sceptical critics such as the musicologist Derrick Puffett have argued that Tippett's craft as a composer was insufficient for him to deal adequately with the task that he had set himself of "transmut[ing] his personal and private agonies into ... something universal and impersonal".

I led the discussion nervously, maintaining that any candidate, after two years of study in the sixth form, would be able to cope adequately with the task.

A 2010 audit concluded that "INL lacks sufficient resources and controls to adequately manage the task orders with DynCorp.