Sentence examples for be inadequate compared to from inspiring English sources

14– 16 In many sectors, prevention activities in Italy appear to be inadequate compared to other cost components, since preference is given to programs that can generate the most immediate possible benefits, in order to produce social consensus around those promoting them.

But these steps are inadequate compared to the scope of public and private discrimination facing Muslim-Americans.

Four out of five British elite sportswomen believe they are underpaid and that their financial rewards are inadequate compared to their male counterparts, according to a new BBC survey.

Cuninggim also charged that Stanford's religious policies were inadequate compared to other prominent U.S. universities.

Washington's relationship with Dinwiddie deteriorated again over these difficulties and ongoing complaints about pay that was inadequate compared to British regimental standards.

"The answer is that efforts on the ground today are inadequate compared to the scale of the problem, and this is certainly where greater involvement by those with a stake in Uganda's future generations can make a difference.

While full-length caspase-3 has been expressed in Pichia pastoris [ 20], the process is long and the yield is inadequate, compared to conventional protein expression method in E. coli.

Respondents from the allopathic cadre felt that their general financial remuneration in the market was inadequate compared to the effort put into becoming a doctor and what their compatriots in other equivalent professions such as engineering earned.

Thus, the American College of Cardiology Foundation ACCF /American Heart Association AHAHA) 2011 Expert Consensus Document on Hypertension in the Elderly recommends adding a third drug from another class if the antihypertensive response is inadequate compared to full doses of 2 drugs from different classes [ 4].

KAMPALA, 13 July 2004 – With the global release today of a biennial report on orphans, UNICEF in Uganda said that current measures for the care and support of children, whose parents die of AIDS, were inadequate compared to the scale of the problem in the country.

Contrary to Hegel, however, he did not consider religious truth to be inadequate compared with philosophical truth.