Sentence examples for adequately making from inspiring English sources

Democratic leaders said they were satisfied that Mr. Obama was adequately making that distinction, and they said they understood why he would want to run against a Congress whose Republican leadership had blocked his legislation and declared that its primary goal was to defeat him in November.

"What we were doing was not adequately telling people about the terms and conditions of their contract or adequately making sure they had the information they needed to switch.

(Estonian patient) Professionals emphasized the following competencies of primary care: solving patients' problems adequately, making patients understand their health status and making them compliant to the therapy.

Some researchers are praising the research, while others, including Dr. Johanson, think the authors have failed to adequately make their case.

Mr Miliband added that the case had not been adequately made that a bombing campaign would make the UK safer.

But this thesis that the government can adequately make the decisions once made by a well-functioning private sector raises serious doubts.

It's an accommodation to reality — and one that libertarian populism, for all its promise as answer to the G.O.P's malaise, has yet to adequately make.

"I will do so because I do not think the case has been adequately made that extending British air strikes will either defeat ISIL or make us safer here at home.

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More backings were needed to make a strong warrant for the validity argument, but all of the four inferences from scoring to decision were adequately made.

His refusal to accept all but two of 38 defence witnesses meant the defence could not adequately make their case, Mr Coombs said.