Sentence examples for adequately to reflect from inspiring English sources

Lord Chief Justice Lord Judge, sitting with Lady Justice Rafferty and Mrs Justice Macur, ruled that Hall's actions warranted a longer time behind bars after Mr Grieve said that sentence "failed adequately to reflect the gravity of the totality of the offences" and public concerns.

Iterative cycles of testing and revision will be needed to develop more comprehensive illustrative descriptors which are representative enough adequately to reflect the range of CSE illustrative scales.

The scope of this work has been restricted by design and is dictated by the field of interest of the author's laboratory, but it is hoped that this field would be regarded adequately to reflect the wide genre of scientific interest in this field of human disease.

Thompson has revised the book for the paperback edition; but its sole failing is that ebooks and other recent developments are corralled into a chapter on the digital revolution – the time-warped main text has not been adequately updated to reflect them.

Do we really need to parachute somebody in who doesn't know Scotland as well?" Mr Angus defended the BBC's coverage, dismissing claims of political bias, but accepted the broadcaster had an "issue" with the failure of its news coverage to reflect adequately the realities of devolved government in Scotland and the other nations of the UK.  "I do not accept its biased.

Thus, we think that the model described in our paper seems to reflect adequately the mechanism of HIV interaction with other microbes in coinfected tissues.

In order to reflect adequately association with outcome, confidence intervals for AOR estimates were calculated on the basis of a log transformation with the standard errors computed by the delta method that took into account both clustering of individual observations within households and non-independence of the variables at household and region levels [25].

For a quality marker to be useable, it needs to reflect adequately the likely variation due to patient factors.

Such procedures were recently reported to reflect adequately complete genome analysis of West Nile virus strains (11).

However, in being selective, the Country Programme failed to reflect adequately the NPA's wider concerns, as well as the country's CRC commitments.

They reported that the process of reaching a decision about RM took about one year to enable the women to reflect adequately on their options.