Sentence examples for example of the inadequacy from inspiring English sources

The notorious case of Burns v Burns [1984] is a prime example of the inadequacy of current laws.

The Upper Big Branch Mine disaster was a clear example of the inadequacy of our current mine safety laws.

A community-based approach to medical training has always been an integral part of the Nepalese medical-school curriculum [ 11, 12]; however, the inability of Nepali health professionals to efficiently deal with the recent cholera epidemic in western Nepal, which claimed 301 lives, is an example of the inadequacy of public health training in the country [ 13, 14].

It is also a clear example of the broader inadequacies in Europe's practical expression of its much-vaunted values.

The Hillsborough documents reinforce the sense that inquests have long been a poor medium for revealing important information surrounding controversial deaths; the Hillsborough inquests were just one of the more egregious examples of this inadequacy.

Another example is the inadequacy of utility industry regulation in dealing with consumer energy data in a time when every device captures and stores data.

• To the Sports Editor: The plight of the Paralympian Tony Iniguez, a wheelchair racer, is a poignant example of the inequities and inadequacies of the United States' health care system.

One of the cases cited in the Justice Department report was an unnamed 48-year-old man whose suicide in August 2011 was an "egregious example" of the jail's inadequacies.

7 8 10 25 For example, the inadequacy of social housing (including subsidised, affordable and public housing) was a major problem described by some patients.

In addition, this example clearly highlights the inadequacy of the single chemical exposure/single endpoint risk assessment to develop robust health policies.

Poetry is a paradigm example of human inadequacy.