Sentence examples for future inadequate from inspiring English sources

In the future, inadequate responses like PIR should be eliminated at the best scenario.

The 'inadequate' group, however, had a notably higher proportion of inadequate smear results, suggesting that an earlier inadequate smear history is predictive of future inadequate smears.

But if one or more of Mr. Reeve's future investigations prove inadequate, the consequences may be dire indeed.

When insurance companies find that the reserves that they have set aside to pay future claims are inadequate, they take money from earnings to add to their reserves.

That was a warning to politicised priests around Radio Maryja, a reactionary station much patronised by the current government but under pressure from church hierarchs.Some felt that Benedict XVI's address in Auschwitz, in which he called the Nazis as "a ring of criminals [who] rose to power by false promises of future greatness" was inadequate.

Failure to differentiate between maternal and non-maternal deaths may lead to inaccurate conclusions about trends and impact of public health interventions, as well as inadequate future interventions.

In a region in which land subsidence is already a substantial problem and past events are less and less predictive of future hydrological behavior, inadequate technical knowledge and information exchange can result in maladaptive investments: infrastructure that may actually increase risks from future flooding (see Eakin and Appendini 2008).

However, such comparative trials will not be performed in the near future due to inadequate post-marketing funds available from the budgets of the innovator drugs and from the generic manufacturers, lack of administrative support on both sides of the Atlantic and perhaps concerns about marketing risks, depending upon the outcome [ 2, 3].

(London officials already deem the Thames Barrier inadequate for future risks).

When the Fed overshoots on inflation there is some economic cost from relative price distortions but when that overshooting occurs while an economy is at the zero lower bound those distortionary costs are mostly if not entirely offset by reduced probability of future output losses from inadequate monetary policy.

We now have an environment in which governments can move to 401(k) types of pension plans, which will avoid future political overpromising and inadequate funding.