Sentence examples for consequence of inadequate from inspiring English sources
Foam formation also occurs as a consequence of inadequate plant management.
But, very high concentrations of it, termed as sodium hazard, impair soil permeability resulting in deflocculation with a consequence of inadequate air and water circulation.
A difference between reported and actual monitoring in clinical practice can be a consequence of inadequate adherence to monitoring by patients (Collins et al. 2010).
Most notably, a majority of research has focused on emotions generated as a consequence of inadequate sleep rather than underlying regulatory processes that may alter these experiences.
To be modern in our thinking, we should, of course, consider such opinions to be entirely antediluvian and the direct consequence of inadequate teaching skills--not a reflection of the students' alleged ineptitude.
What it is uncertain is whether this situation is the result of pure older people preferences or rather the consequence of inadequate alternative asset and insurance market in our continent in general, and in some regions in particular, e.g. in the Mediterranean and Eastern European countries.
The first is that we are seeing the consequences of inadequate investment in rail infrastructure.
In the case of ovarian cancer, the consequences of inadequate care are tragic.
The Conservative chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, Crispin Blunt, added that it was "one of the consequences of inadequate resourcing to run a sensible foreign policy".
Sir Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National theatre, told the report's authors: "The consequences of inadequate public investment will be fewer risks, inadequate development of new work, a substantially less interesting theatrical environment and a less successful one".
"When the FBI says it conducts a substantial number of searches and it has no idea of what the number is, it shows how flawed this system is and the consequences of inadequate oversight," Wyden said.
