Sentence examples for adequately pass from inspiring English sources

I'm not certain that the schools will adequately pass critical thinking skills on to my clients, which would enable them to make smart decisions.

They're mainstays of the modern New York restaurant that haven't been adequately passed through Ms. Park's Korean prism.

With the cost of living expected to be a big election battleground, the Treasury is planning an investigation into whether lower oil prices are being adequately passed on to consumers by companies and industries linked to oil.

In so many countries, the torch from the "older generation" to the younger generation is not being adequately passed.

At the end of each observed consultation they conducted a debriefing interview with the GP noting: the sequence of events during the consultation, whether objectives were attained, and information adequately passed on as well as the quality of the relationship, all from the GP's perspective.

If a fallback is necessitated — a scenario the Obama White House hasn't adequately considered — passing only a short-term extension of tax cuts for the wealthy is feasible.

"If a school such as Concord can demonstrate that their program of legal education adequately prepared students to pass the bar and participate in the legal profession," he said, "the fact that it does not take place in a classroom should not make a difference".

In general, 13 years is considered too much time to pass to adequately engage fans in a sequel.

Unfortunately, I read this comment in passing and now can't even remember the article it was in response to, so I cannot adequately give credit where it is due.

Right down the street from a Safeway (which, because we were adequately provisioned, we passed by) was another market, Mr. D's Food Center, where an auxiliary sign read, "Organic Products".

A round-robin test with INSTAND e.V. always passed adequately.