Sentence examples for difficult to adequately from inspiring English sources

It is forced to answer to too many committees, thereby making it difficult to adequately prioritize risk.

Additionally, he said, Navy experts worry that some restrictions may make it difficult to adequately train submarine crews in certain underwater warfare techniques.

As a "card-carrying member" of the A.C.L.U., I find it difficult to adequately convey my dismay about the efforts to keep the board and members in the dark about management's dramatically expanded efforts to collect donor information.

"Until these issues are resolved, it will be difficult to adequately assess the updated 1251 plan, despite the welcome increases in proposed spending," the memo added, using a term referring to the modernization proposal.

People who have spent time in prison say that it is difficult to adequately convey what it means to have someone else in full control of your movements — when you eat, when you sleep, where you go, and how you get there.

Arguing that nuclear-related terrorist attacks and nuclear accidents are probable and that radioactive waste is difficult to adequately dispose of, antinuclear activists push for alternative energy technologies to meet the needs of the human race prior to the depletion of fossil fuels.

"Hand-making stuff takes a long time and it's difficult to charge adequately for your time.

There are countries I've been where there's such poverty that it's difficult to stay adequately fed.

But it's a legitimate reproach to liberals that, by maximizing Bush's violation of the norms, as substantial as they were, they helped make it difficult to distinguish adequately between the Bushes and the Trumps of the world.

"With such a narrow range of grades available, faculty find it difficult to distinguish adequately between work of differing quality; they may also be unable to make such distinctions clear to students," wrote Susan Pedersen, dean of undergraduate education.

In is difficult to assess adequately the scope of influence of Spinoza's political thought.