Sentence examples for certainly inadequate. from inspiring English sources

The State's bare assertion is certainly inadequate to survive the scrutiny invoked by the facial discrimination of § 4-115(B).

But with damage estimates already rising into the tens of billions of dollars, the fund's balance is almost certainly inadequate.

The old terminal was something of an embarrassment, certainly inadequate to serve as the main gateway to a country that is now among the world's top 20 tourist destinations.

The one clear message from these postal incidents is that the Bush administration's plans to beef up the public health system to cope with bioterrorism are almost certainly inadequate.

To always get a more-or-less reasonable solution, and to be efficient, they often compromise for accuracy of the results which is certainly inadequate from a scientific point of view.

Ironically, the one review of research that the homeopathic deniers most commonly assert as strong evidence that there's no difference between homeopathic medicines and placebo (Shang et al, 2005) has been shown to be bad or certainly inadequate science (Walach, et al, 2005; Fisher, 2006; Rutten, 2009, Rutten and Stolper, 2008; Lüdtke and Rutten, 2008).

"They are certainly woefully inadequate to address the fundamental flaws in the proposed settlement," Mr. Blumenthal said.

A contract covering just the basics will almost certainly be inadequate for all but the smallest jobs, said C. Jaye Berger, a Manhattan lawyer specializing in construction issues.

The 20,000-strong moderation team they've put on the task is almost certainly totally inadequate, and of course the complexity of the global stage and all its cultures and laws ensures that there will always be conflict and unhappiness on this subject.

Moreover, the vouchers almost certainly would be inadequate; their value would be set by a formula taking no account of likely increases in health care costs.

While differential patterns of testing may play some role in these discrepant rates of diagnosis, a major component of the disparity [ 1] is almost certainly attributable to inadequate access to early detection and appropriate treatment programs offered in primary health care settings [ 4].