"It will allow them to avoid the testing, which could show the weakness or inadequacies of the system," Mr. Levin said.
Soon, they will stop going to the gym entirely, blame their inadequacies on others, or lie about what's going on to avoid the shame of not being a natural born gym rat.
For instance, Fodor, in Chapter 4 of his (1975) book, allows that many lexical items in one's LOT may be image-like; he introduces the notion of a mental image/picture under description to avoid some obvious inadequacies of pictures (e.g., what makes a picture a picture of an overweight woman rather than a pregnant one, or vice versa, etc).
On the one hand, there are currently many studies on physical energy efficiency that aim to use clean energy (called green energy) to avoid harming nature and overcome the inadequacies of conventional energy by creating alternative energy [34].
Going back to some questions we posed earlier, we cannot avoid pointing out our inadequacies in the face of the challenges and the dilemmas of hypercomplexity.
In a 2002 essay, after all, Bloom couldn't stop himself attacking King's writing – "Alexander Pope warned against breaking a butterfly on a wheel, so I will avoid King's obvious inadequacies: cliche-writing, flat characters who are names upon the page, and in general a remarkable absence of invention" – but acknowledged him as "public-spirited, generous, humane, and an exemplary social citizen".
The researchers speculate this is because the invisible support led the receivers to believe that they were able to handle the problem and weren't dependent on their partner, avoiding feelings of inadequacy or vulnerability.
The Mail and the Telegraph's assaults on BBC bias are an equally self-serving attempt to avoid facing their own inadequacies.
2. The inadequacies of the maternity services.
The inadequacies of generally accepted accounting principles are now legion.
