Sentence examples for adequately with the from inspiring English sources

The Davies Commission did not deal adequately with the health, pollution or climate change issues.

And the company repeatedly failed to deal adequately with the inevitable deficits.

The juvenile justice system is overburdened and cannot deal adequately with the underlying causes of crime and antisocial behavior.

The other is whether it can deal adequately with the risk of economic instability, both here and, especially, abroad.

This, he says, prevents it from dealing adequately with the threats to Afghanistan posed by narcotics, joblessness and corruption.

The various facilities at an airport are designed to cope adequately with the anticipated flow of passengers and cargo.

I led the discussion nervously, maintaining that any candidate, after two years of study in the sixth form, would be able to cope adequately with the task.

However, he also described the report as "deeply flawed," and said it failed to deal adequately with the asymmetrical nature of the conflict.

And if you can deal with the frequently changing conditions of the Scottish mountains, you'll probably cope more than adequately with the Alps and other, higher mountains.

Faculty members also said that Mr. Badillo created a deep chasm between the board and the campuses by not consulting adequately with the faculty.

Parkinson is right: but no amount of "good practice", training or competence can deal adequately with the desolation of extreme old age.