Sentence examples for ever adequate from inspiring English sources

I've found that no single interview, no single questionnaire is ever adequate to reveal the complete man, but the mosaic of interviews produced over many years can be most revealing.

The GSEs will never hold enough capital, and no government agency will ever charge adequate fees, to cover a major crisis without additional taxpayer support.

Can money ever be adequate to the value backing it?

Can social description ever be adequate to messy and contingent realities?

In fact, analysts say profound questions remain beyond next winter about whether Europe can ever guarantee adequate and stable supplies of natural gas from Russia, its largest supplier.

Do you think there's any amount of money that might ever be adequate compensation for what you've been through?

The war against Iraq could go badly, or it could be delayed by events in the Middle East, where his current peace "plan" looks ever less adequate.

Cameron was challenged on flooding by Huw Irranchairvies, chair of the environment audit committee, who quoted one expert stating that the UK's "current approach to flooding was not only inadequate, but has no likelihood of ever being adequate".

"If you count the number of people in charge of enforcement and look at the growth of e-commerce sites, any way you measure it you'd come to the conclusion that protection is not keeping up -- if indeed it ever was adequate".

But whether it will ever be adequate to allow us to fully characterize the probability of events, my guess is probably no".

Consequently, no polynomial consisting of a few always positive terms in powers of velocity can ever be adequate for resistance forces.