Sentence examples for basically inadequate from inspiring English sources

Perceived disincentives for staff in rural health facilities were basically inadequate financial remuneration, lack of career development opportunities and unavailability of social amenities.

I'm basically inadequate as a person.

Apart from it being easier to comprehend, many kids are pre-programmed to misunderstand what time is––basically, a very inadequate means of measuring duration and the scientists of tomorrow are the ones who need to be free of this pre-programming.

When I ask for a capsule summary to explain the lack of shared prosperity, he replies that "Inadequate political engagement is basically the headline.

"Through law enforcement we received about 300 mammograms done by Dr. Biers's office, and our experts have reviewed those and basically found them to be totally inadequate, which raises other concerns," Mr. Signor said.

Necrotic tissue is basically dead tissue that generally results from an inadequate local blood supply.

After Brent, why not a fat, middle-aged man who has fallen out of work into the Occupy movement, which is basically just middle-management for people who still feel inadequate when they walk past the Camden Lock punks?

And, unless something radical happens to cute the rate at which medical prices rise, that basically means that ten or fifteen years from now, those vouchers are going to be woefully inadequate.

"We are basically the canary that's telling the story that the whole system is in trouble, its capacity is inadequate to meet the peak demands," he said.

We consider inadequate resource allocation to probably be due to most health care organisations being financed according to basically the same fee-for-service payment schedule in Japan.

LV ejection fraction (LVEF) was measured using the Simpson method (basically acquired using the biplane method, but a single-plane approach was used when the biplane method was technically inadequate).