Sentence examples for adequately see from inspiring English sources

The greatest concern for shorter quarterbacks is whether they can adequately see the field over offensive linemen who may be half a foot taller, and whether they can get a pass over the outstretched hands of a looming defensive lineman.

The plan in the present case can be interpreted as imposing a duty on the employer to fund it adequately, see App. to Brief for Appellant 10a (§ 10 of the plan), and the employees here surely would have understood it as imposing that requirement.

Perhaps there is some plausible intermediate position, but if so, it has not yet been developed adequately (see Steiner 1999 for one attempt).

Existing studies of small software firms do not address this definitional problem adequately (see for instance, [Bell 1995]; [Coviello and Munro 1997]).

Note that the boundary value problems in the half-space for partial differential equations have been investigated quite adequately (see, [17]).

The hypothesized model fit the data adequately (see Table  2).

Courts have found for the plaintiffs in more than half of the cases on the grounds that schools are not "adequately" funded (see Figure 1).

However, the study results have shown that developers usually ignore the way the exceptions signaled by variable features are or not adequately caught (see Section 4.3).

The following example from Ethiopia’s food security programme illustrates what may happen if local knowledge is not adequately considered (see Box 3).

We begin to read Emerson adequately when we see in him a throwback to those ancient healers who knew they possessed or were possessed by a magical self.

At that time he will no longer be able to see adequately to function as an accountant and support himself and his wife.