Sentence examples for continuing inadequacy from inspiring English sources

Together with the continued separation of a third of multiple birth sets, this indicates continuing inadequacy in neonatal intensive care cot capacity, in keeping with evidence previously gathered by the national UK charity, Bliss.

In last Sunday's Washington Post, the national security expert Daniel Benjaminsounded an alarm about the "chronic" indecisiveness and poor execution of Bush national security policy as well as the continuing inadequacies of the Department of Homeland Security.

The differences between the Filipino resident population and Filipino-Americans suggest continued inadequacy of access to or utilisation of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in the Philippines.

It seems as if "a continuing, returning feeling of inadequacy over what I've done" has helped propel the restless remaking of sound and style.

With the volume of satellite imagery continuing to grow, the inadequacy of computerised solutions to manage and process imagery to the required professional standard is of critical concern.

Physician education can be used to target the aforementioned attitudinal barriers, but Golden [ 45] notes the inadequacy of continuing medical education in changing physician behaviors and underscores the need for physician leaders who will advocate for and model the use of HRQOL measurement in clinical practice.

The difficult lessons of the authorities' failure at Hillsborough continue, but the inadequacy of the policing operation has already led in part to a profound transformation in the way football matches are policed today.

Her experiences far outweighed mine, but the ideas of self-loathing, isolation, and mental absorption of one's own filth and inadequacy continued and still continue to burn with and in me.

He spent four years (1418 23) in England, where his hopes of continuing his discoveries were disappointed by the inadequacy of English libraries.

The second area of agreement concerns an issue far less prominent in discussions of the scientific labor force: the inadequacy of career development and continuing education for existing workers.

All that the second viewing confirmed, he added, was that the continuing confusion had nothing to do with inadequacies on the part of Graham or her audiences.