Sentence examples for are entirely inadequate from inspiring English sources

Separating the Great Lakes from the Mississippi could prevent many invasive species from crossing between the two sources, but measures to prevent new species from arriving and dispersing via ballast-water exchange from ships are entirely inadequate.

While the pace of the battle against AIDS is picking up, efforts to stem the epidemic are "entirely inadequate" for the health emergency, which is "continuing to spiral out of control," the director of the United Nations AIDS program said yesterday.

But Canada's plans for a major Arctic research initiative are entirely inadequate.

In 2003, the company's Centennial celebration may put a rosy glow on Ford's rebirth, but as the year goes on it'll be apparent that Ford's restructuring efforts to date are entirely inadequate.

The report rated countries for each animal, saying "the scorecard seeks to differentiate between countries where it is actively being countered from those where current efforts are entirely inadequate".

Unfortunately, the majority of pathogens fall within category 3, for which data sources are entirely inadequate to estimate burden.

At least admit these are articulate words: "I feel words of condolence and sympathy to be entirely inadequate.

Several of the women said yesterday that Colonel Saleh's apology was entirely inadequate because he had ruined lives.

But the billion dollars a year that Price is proposing to devote to this purpose would be entirely inadequate.

It's a political party, a social movement and a militia for which the term "terrorist group" is entirely inadequate.

New Jersey currently has a separate-and-unequal civil union law in place, which is entirely inadequate.