Sentence examples for been able to adequately from inspiring English sources
"The Libyan government has not been able to adequately build its military and police forces and improve security," it said.
Even through Snapchat has managed to pick up a crazy amount of steam recently, there are still some weighty questions that Spiegel and the rest of the team have been able to adequately answer.
He pointed to the rapid fall in production efficiency as an indication of poor asset stewardship by the industry, which the regulator had not been able to adequately confront.
"Obviously, $6 million is a dramatically higher number than $100,000 and I am concerned that Stanford may not have been able to adequately monitor the degree of Dr. Schatzberg's conflicts of interest with its current disclosure policies," Grassley writes in a letter to Stanford University President John Hennessy.
Earlier research demonstrates increased and decreased risk of crash related to psychological distress; however, previous literature has almost entirely used retrospective study designs and has not been able to adequately control for important confounders such as exposure to driving, alcohol and drug use, or having had a previous crash.
For example, Williston pointed out in 1901 that Marsh had never been able to adequately distinguish Allosaurus from Creosaurus.
Legal trade opponents are concerned governments would not be able to adequately police the rhino horn market, and cite corruption as a problem.
Crosby, relating a similar idea from the flipside, writes, "I feel an unassuageable loneliness, because I will never be able to adequately describe the pain I suffer".
"Tokyo Electric hands off the risk to small subcontractors, who are less likely to be able to adequately ensure their workers' health".
