NO one opposed to an increase argues that $5.15 an hour is adequate to keep body and soul together.
Backup power systems were adequate to keep vital information flowing and to keep chemicals and other substances from drying up and destroying vats or equipment.
This practice, which was adequate to keep the calendar roughly in step with the seasons, seems to have been in force as early as the 8th century bc.
That was adequate to keep the public safe: in 2000, four census employees were accused of crimes, but in all four cases the charges were dropped or the accused acquitted.
The agency said it was not satisfied that the troubled company, which has filed for bankruptcy since the 6 July disaster, had demonstrated that its third-party liability insurance was adequate to keep operating.
Because absence of reflex tearing fails to produce any serious drying of the cornea, and surgical destruction of the main lacrimal gland is often without serious consequences, it seems likely that the subsidiary secretion from the accessory lacrimal glands is adequate to keep the cornea moist.
Death is one cause of the failure of the pump, but this is primarily because of the loss of temperature; place the dead eye in a warm chamber and the reserves of metabolic energy it contains in the form of sugar and glycogen are adequate to keep the cornea transparent for 24 hours or more.
The governing equations of motion of the building with lateral and torsional degrees of freedom are obtained by assuming that the control forces provided by the dampers are adequate to keep the response of the structure in the linear range.
The governing equations of motion of the building model with coupled lateral and torsional degrees-of-freedom are obtained by assuming that the control forces provided by the dampers are adequate to keep the response of the structure in the linear range.
