Sentence examples for essentially inadequate from inspiring English sources

As the critic William Empson wisely remarked, what Shakespeare continually shows is that life is essentially inadequate to the human spirit.

Nietert et al. showed that for assessing growth in pulmonary nodules, slice thicknesses ≥2.5 mm are essentially inadequate for 1-mm changes in nodule diameter.

And while it was more a dud than not, you couldn't help appreciate the ambition of The Childhood of a Leader, a sombre essay on French history from the actor-turned-director Brady Corbet, which essentially warned that inadequate parenting may result in angelic junior growing up to be a fascist dictator (played, in a supremely bizarre coda, by a bald, bearded Robert Pattinson).

We are dealing with the current disaster with essentially the same inadequate tools, and much more challenging conditions of geography, water temperature, and weather.

The basic structure of the district health services is as it was before; likewise the basic staffing and skills mix are essentially unchanged and inadequate to the task of determining why performance is low and what is needed to improve it at the district-level.

As Mary Astell wondered, in 1706, "If all Men are born free, how is it that all Women are born Slaves?" Essentially, the Constitution is inadequate.

As shown in Table 1, of the 31 women included in this secondary data analysis, the majority (58.1%) had some high school education, were unemployed (77.4%) and white (67.7%), and nearly all (83.9%) reported that their housing situation was inadequate, which essentially reflects the demographic profile of women on probation in the state.

Strategies to reduce antimicrobial resistance essentially include limiting the inadequate use of antibiotics in both the hospital and primary care settings [ 1, 2].

The rest prefer President Bush's cost-free and demonstrably inadequate voluntary approach, which essentially asks industry to do what it can to reduce emissions.

Inadequate jury pay is essentially gutting class diversity and creating more homogenous juries that no longer represent a true cross-section of our communities.

However, these measures are essentially technical and could eventually prove inadequate if they are not part of broader processes aimed at promoting information utilization at the level of the districts themselves.