Sentence examples for further inadequate from inspiring English sources

Further, inadequate household food resources and perceptions of fair or poor community food resources were also associated with lower intake of fruit and vegetables among rural seniors.

41 Further, inadequate health literacy is associated with exacerbations of HF. 42 The coalescing of these factors in association with vulnerable functional status suggests that hospitalised vulnerable adults with CVD, particularly HF, are not only at risk for a decline in functional status but are the most vulnerable to the worse outcomes.

"The reasons that the CAT gave for not considering that matter further were inadequate.

There are reports of a number of obsolete products in use or being stored inappropriately that pose risks to the environment further of inadequate regulation and management, trade, weak enforcement of bans on pesticides importation, illegal use/application and lack of logistics to monitor these pesticides (Okoffo et al., 2016).

When gay men and Africans experience such a public health crisis the response is to reduce further already inadequate funding".

It has triggered at least three official probes which should help to further mend woefully inadequate City regulation, and which should reveal if a Tory Treasury and Labour Party, both cheerleaders for an ambitious Co-op Bank, were complacent or complicit.

The report said that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services lacked a full-time medical director, and that effective clinical treatment was further hampered by inadequate record keeping and an undue reliance on in-patient psychiatric care and psychotropic drugs.

Even now, about 8% of the burden of ill-health in low-and middle-income countries can be blamed on a lack of clean water and sewers, and a further 18% on inadequate nutrition.

It had been introduced by Diana Johnson, Labour MP for Hull North and Shadow Home Office Minister for Crime and Security, and hopes to make compulsory lessons about sex and relationships in schools that goes further than the "inadequate" system already in place.

Ominous signs warn the unwary about going further in an inadequate vehicle.

In low- and middle-income countries, the high personal and economic burden of type 2 diabetes is further compounded by inadequate resources for diabetes care when compared with high-income countries.