Sentence examples for complete inadequacy from inspiring English sources

This was partly due to the manner in which re-unification took place (de facto annexation), but was also the result of the complete inadequacy of the existing East German civil service in the face of the new demands of a capitalist society.

But critics seized on these latest delays as proof of the Affordable Care Act's complete inadequacy.

For us, it seems, he is more than willing to stand in the on-going catastrophe of what has proven to be the complete inadequacy of his own disastrous decision-making.

You know, 'I'm useless, I'm worthless' … (Int 3) … feelings of complete inadequacy and self-loathing, self-hate and generally nothing positive … very self-critical, just blame myself for everything, just feel that I let everybody down and … it all snowballs, doesn't it?

Finally, the addition of the new, highly touted, "Resiliency Training" as a method to avert depression, PTSD and suicide completes the recipe for inadequacy, incompetence, and disaster in the treatment of mentally ill soldiers and veterans.

DAPA "does not represent mere inadequacy; it is complete abdication," Hanen wrote.

However, the measurement of ScvO2 or SvO2 cannot provide complete information about the reason for the inadequacy between systemic oxygen delivery and demands, and whether these measures can guide therapy in septic patients is unclear.

Numbers like these help us understand the types of dangers pollution poses to soils, but "do not reflect the complete extent of soil pollution around the world, and highlight the inadequacy of available information and the differences in registering polluted sites across geographic regions," says Hidden Reality.

Available numbers do not reflect the complete extent of soil pollution around the world, and highlight the inadequacy of accessible data, the uncertainties and the differences in registering polluted sites across geographic regions, especially in developing countries and at a global scale.

Jensen and Denton[ 7] referred to themes of student self-adequacy and inadequacy in their study of 23 physiotherapy students completing journals in their first clinical placement.

Mr. Schreiber is such a complete actor that he has often thrown productions into imbalance, highlighting the inadequacy of the performances around him.