Sentence examples for finding it inadequate from inspiring English sources

Economists have little time for Marxism-Leninism, finding it inadequate both in theory and in practice.

Professor Milroy expands on the finding of Dr Nicholas Hunt, the forensic pathologist at the Hutton inquiry - that haemorrhage was the main cause of death (possibly finding it inadequate) - and falls back on the toxicology: "The toxicology showed a significant overdose of co-proxamol.

A customer bought what they believed to be an authentic Fuse Chicken product directly from Amazon on a listing that was labeled "ships from and sold by Amazon.com" and, finding it inadequate, returned it for a refund.

The state seized Maxicare's California operations after finding it provided inadequate care and failed to meet minimal financial requirements.

The problem with this business model is its dependency on three sectors, whose services I am finding totally inadequate and antiquated, to the point where my entrepreneurial initiative is being undermined.

After considering a series of ethical approaches to procreation, and finding them inadequate or incomplete, Overall offers instead a novel argument.

Kościuszko agreed to command the national forces and went secretly to a place near Cracow (Kraków), but, finding preparations inadequate, he delayed the uprising and then went abroad again.

The meal, meaning also its many edible parts, was "unforgettable," said Adrià, finding words so inadequate to express the artistry of one of the desserts, that he began to sketch it.

"By the second day the inspectors were saying the things they were finding were really inadequate," she says.

The foundation prioritized finding solutions to inadequate healthcare for the region's Afro-indigenous and indigenous communities and in 2007, with community input and women's leadership, managed to secure 120 scholarships to study at the ELAM.

It has been hypothesized that Yeniseian languages are distantly related to the Na-Dené languages (Tlingit and Athabaskan-Eyak but not Haida) of northwest North America; whereas some scholars believe that that proposal has merit, a majority do not, finding the evidence inadequate to support the hypothesized relationship.