Sentence examples for does not seem adequate from inspiring English sources

The spending portion of the president's package -- some $60 billion in all -- does not seem adequate to stimulate the economy quickly.

But Ewing's response does not seem adequate to meet the circularity objection.

Re, i.e. the ratio between inertial and viscous forces, does not seem adequate to describe the system, as inertial forces are worthless due to the extremely high viscosity.

These results, together with the upward bias in the cycles in periods after 1990, would indicate that the Clark (1987) specification does not seem adequate for modeling Peruvian GDP.

The secular tradition in ethics derived from the pagan and atheistical philosophers of the pre-Christian era does not seem adequate, however, to the problems of the mass societies of the industrial and post-industrial era.

Three Italian towns, damaged by the 1997 Umbria Marche earthquake sequence, are considered as example to demonstrate that: (1) soil condition dependent uniform hazard spectra well approximate actual spectra recorded during some events of the seismic sequence; (2) for these localities, the design spectrum of the present Italian seismic code does not seem adequate.

But, like evolution, economics alone doesn't seem adequate to the obesity problem.

"The word 'leak' just doesn't seem adequate for a data dump and security breach of this magnitude," wrote Peter Feaver, a professor of political science at Duke University, in a blog post for Foreign Policy.

But somehow the plaque we'll give him doesn't seem adequate.

Unfathomable doesn't seem adequate enough to describe the pain the families of the victims must feel, and heartbroken doesn't seem adequate enough to describe the mentality of the shooter's family.

Generally too, people tend to prefer "big explanations" for "big events", where simple or mundane explanations do not seem adequate.