Therefore, an element of preventable mortality exists in our institution, as do inadequacies in management.
Most of the apparent shrinkage has more to do with inadequacies in America's financial regulations governing oil-company reserves than with a lack of oil.
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.
Toyota has found that the answers to the final questions almost always have to do with inadequacies in the design of a process, not with specific people, machines, or technologies.
But the agency did uncover some inadequacies in the plant's sanitation systems, though no conclusions were made about a relationship to the E. coli outbreak.
His disqualifying inadequacies didn't matter to people who are afraid enough to believe the promise of a serial liar that he will restore their control of the federal government.
The Copenhagen accord, despite its weakness, controversy, and inadequacy, did manage to stitch together a bare-bones agreement on climate finance, both in the short- and long-term.
If they did benefit from the inadequacies of the chasing pack they still provided the blend and balance required to be champions and should be remembered as worthy winners: a side shrewdly constructed and cannily coached who were head and shoulders above the rest.
But the SLK230 had one nagging inadequacy: It didn't feel very sporty.
When a federal magistrate judge recommended that Roberson's habeas bid be denied, as Roberson's petition to the Supreme Court summarizes, the magistrate noted that Volberding and Kretzer did not argue "the inadequacy of state post-conviction representation necessary to excuse its default" — that is, necessary for the court to let Roberson pursue his claim under the Martinez precedent.
