Sentence examples for force adequate to from inspiring English sources

None evolved a force adequate to deal with the heavily armed mounted archers of Justinian I.

A force adequate to the enemy, collected at that single point, with suitable preparation for such others as might be menaced, is all that would be requisite.

The president did not take seriously the obstacles to his goals, did not send a military force adequate to accomplish the tasks, failed to plan for occupation and took few steps to solve the underlying political conflicts among Iraqis.

A contract interrogator and a contract analyst observing the incident from a neighboring booth reported that, while the intelligence team watched, two guards slammed the man to the floor as many as 25-30 times using force "adequate to cause severe internal injury," (see par. 30-36 of Complaint).

Air and naval forces adequate to carry out these operations should be visibly in position". Commenting on the statement, Mr. Fitzwater said: "It sounds like the kind of reckless approach that indicates he better do some more homework on foreign policy.

They have decided on a firmer policy in dealing with Japan and are no longer afraid because it is understood they believe their Far Eastern forces are adequate to meet any contingency.

Expanding efforts to make sure their voices are heard, would force adequate political representation from those areas and more attention to their concerns.

For this reason, they skirt obligations to have knowledge of known network vulnerability that might force adequate spending.

Once the monitoring instruments identify a gap, not all systems can easily force adequate performance or the use of standards across units; system 1 and 2 have relatively low possibilities of doing this, and system 3 has some possibility.

Re, i.e. the ratio between inertial and viscous forces, does not seem adequate to describe the system, as inertial forces are worthless due to the extremely high viscosity.

The pressure should be adequate to force the grout into the surrounding soil, to provide a good soil-grout bond.