Sentence examples for general inadequacies from inspiring English sources

Awareness of the general inadequacies in intakes of vitamin E and folic acid at large, and in many women vitamin C as well, can help direct individual dietary recommendations and place the emphasis in group counseling on nutrients that are of widespread concern.

All records are controlled for general inadequacies and specific validation studies indicate that coverage is above 98% and that almost 90% of the diagnoses reported to the inpatient register are correct when compared with the original medical files[11].

So the jobless, the poor and uncared for must account every day for the awful reality of their own worklessness, or bad parenting, or general inadequacy.

One chapter opens with the sentence, "When I was 14, my dad shit himself at an amusement park", and there follows the story of her father's alcoholism, general inadequacy as a parent and his multiple sclerosis.

The most telling of all paintings about the Civil War, Winslow Homer's "Prisoners from the Front" (1866), is enough on its own to save "The Civil War and American Art," a show at the Metropolitan Museum, from the general inadequacy of art in the face of traumatizing world events.

Every few pages, Engleby treats himself to a little rant on history, literature, music, politics or the general inadequacy of humankind, and although in real life obsessives do tend to be light on humor and charm, Faulks probably doesn't intend his nutty narrator to be quite as wearying as he proves to be.

Yet the deeper problem with such a project has to do with the general inadequacy of commercial entertainment to deal with historically and morally complex questions -- and the questions of Hitler's personality and inner world (and their relationship to the German society and culture he was able to manipulate) are certainly very complex.

To respond to the general inadequacy of the norms, some health centre III facilities had actually pursued a formal process to trade off other positions (presumably nurses) in order to recruit clinical officers above the norms' provisions, with 85 clinical officers in post versus 53 approved positions (one per facility).

They exhibited all the same characteristics as many who have gone before them - including a vague hatred of "Western" society and a general social inadequacy with their place in Britain.

Our study confirmed the general idea that inadequacies in living conditions increase job dissatisfaction and the potential for migration.

Stock-out of HIV test kits and ARVs for the PMTCT programme mirrors the general health system inadequacies within which the PMTCT programme is being implemented and have been reported in other African countries [ 24].