Sentence examples for be adequate to help from inspiring English sources
President Clinton today pledged even more money for Northeasterners grappling with the soaring cost of home heating oil, even as he acknowledged that federal heating assistance funds may not be adequate to help low-income families endure the winter.
But if it's good enough for the wealthy, why can't it be adequate to help the poorer, more vulnerable members of the population?
"The funding package announced… in December was agreed across government, does not involve any reductions in capital maintenance or basic need budgets, and is judged by us to be adequate to help ensure the successful delivery of this policy - £70m of the £150m extra capital is new money from the treasury and £80m is from existing unallocated resources in the department".
Of the respondents from ages 35 to 44, 53% expect their savings will be adequate to help them live comfortably in retirement.
"If with a settlement of $700 million, I'm offered $105,000, what is $47 million going to bring me — $1,500?" Ms. Baker, a single mother of three who recently moved to Florida, said neither amount was adequate to help her raise her children or deal with medical bills.
For one thing, they are absolutely right that most textbooks and existing materials are not adequate to help them meet the Common Core State Standards.
It is shown that using Fitting models of only two worlds is adequate to describe JD4; this helps to design an effective tableau procedure and essentially is what distinguishes the new algorithm from existing ones.
Students acknowledged that this brief experience was adequate to meet their learning needs and help them decide whether they wanted to pursue further a career in perioperative nursing.
Findings from this study suggest much of the burden of care problem cannot be solved simply by providing income supplements (although these would help) unless these are adequate to buy resources that reduce time demands on carers, and those resources are available.
I instructed them to stay calm, to let me make sure there wasn't a third plane attack en route and that we were facing 20-hour day and there would be adequate time to help others, once I knew that the third plane report was unfounded".
