Sentence examples for certainly not adequate from inspiring English sources

But the Title I allotment is also $6 billion short of what Congress authorized when it passed the law, and the amount states are getting is certainly not adequate to meet the tough standards the law sets.

This value of τ is certainly not adequate to overcome the computed interlayer strength of graphite in dry state which is evaluated at 0.14 GPa [37].

Now, if the evidence I had for believing that the animals are zebras isn't adequate to deny or neutralize the claim that the very animals in front of me are cleverly disguised mules, it is certainly not adequate for denying or neutralizing the claim that there are many cleverly disguised mules within my visual field.

As a result, the single layer model with the nominal values of the parameters for the mucosa is certainly not adequate.

Similarly for temporally quantified arguments, where the fact that a match of kind K has not lighted at t* would certainly not be adequate to explain why it was not struck at t, even though every match of kind K will light when it is struck, under suitable conditions!

The AR gene is thus certainly not an adequate marker to decipher fish phylogeny and the topologies we obtained are often not in accordance with accepted concepts in fish phylogeny [ 51, 52].

"We clearly point out that the contingency planning was not adequate, certainly not for a spill of this size," said Roger Rufe, a retired Coast Guard vice admiral and the chairman of the team that produced the review.

Speaking on SBS's Insight program to Alpha Cheng, the son of NSW police employee Curtis Cheng who was fatally shot in Parramatta last year, the former prime minister said "almost certainly … the laws are not adequate" and he would "encourage sensible strengthening of the existing laws".

"From the history of it, I'd say it was always set up to be quote-unquote adequate but certainly not going far beyond what is the bare minimum.

It is certainly not easy to formulate a precise, adequate and non question-begging account of "physical knowledge" and "physical facts" suited for the discussion of the knowledge argument.

Certainly simply asserting that those who have anxiety are morally suspect is not adequate.