Sentence examples for adequately to represent from inspiring English sources

We may say that two options, A and B, are deliberatively commensurable just in case there is some one dimension of value in terms of which, prior to — or logically independently of — choosing between them, it is possible adequately to represent the force of the considerations bearing on the choice.

Depending on the scope of the literature reviewed, it may also fail adequately to represent the arguments and views advanced by industry, regulators, research participants and other stakeholders.

Jamieson explains that democracy, as it now stands, is not adequately equipped to represent the interests of future generations.

Throughout the campaign, Sanders sought to convince voters that Clinton was too beholden to corporate interests to adequately represent working-class Americans, pointing to donations from Wall Street executives.

Our ability to understand how anthropogenic and natural disturbances affect forest carbon resources hinges on our ability to adequately represent processes known to be important to long-term forest carbon dynamics.

An alternative method to select soil moisture measurement points was developed to adequately represent immediate soil moisture response patterns to sequential rainfall events.

Among the most frequently recognized challenges to CBPR is how to adequately represent the "community" [ 35– 35].

In an urban area the smaller unit, the LSOA (mean population 1500) was thought to be too small to adequately represent the local environment.

Total herbicide loads were simulated adequately by MACRO, suggesting that the field-scale lysimeter analogy is valid at this scale, although baseflow contributions to flow needed to be accounted for separately in order to adequately represent hydrological response.

Hence, our results suggest that decomposition relationships observed across spatial gradients may fail to adequately represent how decomposition will respond to changing climate across time.

To identify the influence of any one factor on the effectiveness of environmental surrogates, meta-analysis will have to draw on sufficient studies to adequately represent variation in other factors.