Sentence examples for adequately rich from inspiring English sources

Such partial intentions are, Holton thinks, necessary for adequately rich psychological explanations: merely appealing to full intentions cannot succeed in capturing the wide range of phenomena that intention-like states appear to explain.

If not, however, the agent's preference ordering will not be adequately rich for Savage's rationality constraints to yield the EU representation result.[9] The axiom in Savage's theory that has received most attention is the Sure Thing Principle.

Modern and contemporary choreographers in the United States have long worked with few or no design elements, so perhaps it is not surprising that they often seem ill prepared to deal adequately with the rich but demanding environments found in New York.

Traditional standardized tests fail to adequately assess our academically rich program.

The failure was "the inevitable result of rich countries refusing adequately and fairly to shoulder their overwhelming responsibility", said Christian Aid.

Decades of Republican attacks and budget cuts have left the IRS a shell of its former self, and with a businessman whose family specialized in dodging taxes occupying the White House, it's unlikely in the extreme that the government will adequately fund audits of the rich people and corporations who hide their wealth.

He said he had put in 60 to 100 hours on the case since going out on his own in January 2000 and felt no need to bill Mr. Rich since he had been adequately compensated at the firm.

The study has shown that CBHI in Laos is not adequately pooling risks across the healthy, sick, rich, and poor.

Others intuit that an even richer physics is needed to adequately capture the self-organizing phenomena observed in biology and speculate that a "fourth law" of thermodynamics about such phenomena may ultimately be needed (Kauffman 1993, 1995, 2000).

Spain also has a very large current account deficit — at 10.0%, it is the second largest in the world after the U.S., but the U.S. is a richer country that can more adequately deal with being so over-leveraged.

Moreover, none of the previous studies have had a sufficient clinically rich population-based sample size to adequately address these relevant questions.