Sentence examples for counter inadequate from inspiring English sources
Recent years have seen a number of initiatives formed to counter inadequate education and overcome illiteracy from the government, the private sector and United Nations agencies such as UNICEF.
Presumably we were to imagine this train rumbling over flattened timbers, and in truth, the Timbers could do little to derail Atlanta, on a night when their usual plan of well-drilled containment and countering looked inadequate.
We were saved by inadequate counter space.
DCM: Dementia care manager; DDI: Drug-drug interaction; DRP: Drug related problem; GP: General practitioner; HMR: Home medication review; MM: Medication management; OTC: Over the counter; PIM: Potentially inadequate medication; PWD: Person/ patient with dementia; SOP: Standard operating procedure.
But if we know that kind of subterfuge is being used by terrorists, then it's almost axiomatically an inadequate counter-surveillance option.
When over-the-counter medications are inadequate, prescription medications, such as dihydroergotamine or a triptan (a medication developed specifically to treat migraine), are prescribed.
The efficacy of a pharmaceutical treatment is often countered by the inadequate membrane permeability, that prevents drugs from reaching their specific intracellular targets.
There is much ad-hoc information about the inappropriate consumption of antibiotics, over-the-counter availability, and inadequate dosage but there is very little actual evidence of community practices.
According to a nine-month investigation by "Frontline," the Canadian Broadcasting Company and The New York Times (a three-part series began yesterday in The Times), McWane has accumulated more safety violations than their six major competitors combined over the last seven years, and government regulations have proved inadequate to counter those violations.
We must be the counter to these wholly inadequate models for our children.
In – service teaching programmes for trainee doctors have been set up to counter the problem of inadequate knowledge [ 21].
