Sentence examples for beyond inadequate from inspiring English sources

"For a so-called independent panel to issue such a statement at this point is concerning and beyond inadequate.

But beyond inadequate value-at-risk information, a lot seems missing from JPMorgan's disclosures about its hedges — the trades the bank makes to offset risks elsewhere.

If the findings of existing clinical trials hold up in future research, the potential consequences of this deficiency are likely to go far beyond inadequate bone development and excessive bone loss that can result in falls and fractures.

These factors go beyond inadequate knowledge to include social, emotional, and other psychological influences [ 33].

It seems that beyond having inadequate intelligence about the weapons of mass destruction, we didn't even understand how the Iraqi government thought and functioned.

There is nothing to work with here, no programme, no sense of urgency or call for concrete action beyond the inadequate measures already agreed in previous flaccid declarations.

That, at the age of eighteen, I had, and so I spent a mostly sleepless night in a concrete corridor of the Barbican, with nothing to sustain me beyond an inadequate blanket, a bottle of whiskey, and the company of someone I'd have spent the night with under any circumstances.

The head of Barnardo's, a children's charity, has called for many more children to be taken into care at birth to stop them being damaged beyond repair by inadequate parents.

You know what I mean?" The subjects of Pepitone's rage extend beyond himself, his inadequate life, the failings of his career and out into the world, specifically the big gap between the lives that people are sold and those that they actually get to live.

The cross-omics approach used in the current study gives additional information beyond the observed inadequate induction of the heat shock response at the protein level [ 7, 24].

Angiogenesis is the process of new blood vessel development and is crucial for the growth of tumours beyond 100 200  μm in diameter as diffusion of nutrients and oxygen from nearby capillaries is inadequate beyond this point to sustain cell function (Folkman et al, 1989).