The ODI claims that the World Bank's information on the number of people living in poverty could be drastically underestimated because of inadequate data collection.
Yet most soldiers are not paid enough to live on, some are not paid at all, housing and food are inadequate, training has been drastically cut back and equipment is obsolete.
The poor harvest means not only inadequate food but also drastically reduced income for families, thus restricting their ability to buy critical medicines and basic necessities.
The raging fires are being fueled by Russia's woefully inadequate Forestry Code, which was drastically rewritten in 2006.
Furthermore, the number of respondents reporting sleeping 7 8 h has not changed as drastically as we observed for those reporting inadequate sleep.
The Guardian's editorial said security had been revealed as "pathetically inadequate" and predicted – presciently – that security would drastically increase around public figures in the future.
The porosity of the films combined with their inadequate thickness cause the good initial corrosion resistance of the samples to decrease drastically during immersion time in a 0.5 M NaCl solution.
Prove It" (Economic View, April 3), which said that there was not much evidence that taxes harm the economy: So, rather than relying on the pathetically inadequate attempts of corporate boards to reign in the pay of chief executives, why not drastically increase taxes on insane pay levels and thus help fill the public coffers for education, infrastructure and health care?
This has changed drastically since late 2008, when interruptions of supplies of ART were experienced for the first time in the Free State Province and inadequate programme financing re-emerged as a central obstacle to future scale up. Figure 1 shows the evolution in coverage rates for ART in the three provinces, indicating a pattern of inequalities in scale up dating back to 2004.
Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate.
