Sentence examples for faring adequately from inspiring English sources

With his emphasis on prescription drugs and protecting Medicare, Mr. Gore is fashioning his appeals for slightly older swing voters who are faring adequately economically but not as well as they would like.

Jenny MacLeod, general manager for First in Bristol, Somerset and Avon, said: "We understand this will not be welcome news, but we need to revise some of our fares to ensure they adequately cover the costs we face in operating buses in this part of the world".

Although MDS measures adequately capture physical conditions (e.g., vision, hearing, functional status), they do not fare as well at assessing psychosocial well-being (Holtkamp, Kerkstra, Ooms, & Ribbe, 2001) and personal preferences (Carpenter & Challis, 2003).

While the transport system fell to its knees with rising fares and poor service, energy seemed to be deflected from ensuring trains ran on time and served passengers adequately to instead focusing on making examples of graffiti writers.

While the transport system fell to its knees with rising fares and a poor service, energy seemed to be deflected from ensuring trains ran on time and served passengers adequately to instead focusing on making examples of graffiti writers.

"We feel adequately capitalized".

Gary Thor Wedow conducts, adequately.

Were they adequately compensated?

And was that adequately disclosed?

He made his points adequately.

This is necessary in order to adequately describe and predict how an individual embedded in a particular social and physical environment, and with a unique genotype and set of lifetime experiences, will fare in terms of health and disease risk, as well as how that individual will respond to an intervention.