Sentence examples for get more adequate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thomas said it made sense for beneficiaries to pay a little more up front, so they could get more adequate coverage of high expenses.

An alternative methodology based on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) FLACS® software simulations is presented in the article in order to get more adequate global blast loads for design verification, in particular taking into account potential shielding effects, group effects of elements.

Although many people tend to believe that health care delivered in large hospitals, which are usually better equipped, is better than that provided by clinics, some studies in Taiwan have suggested that one would be more likely to get more adequate prenatal care in a clinic than in a large hospital [ 6, 10].

However, most people get more than adequate amounts from foods like meat, experts said.

If natural resources are sufficiently abundant relative to the individuals, then the Nozickean proviso will be more demanding (since many individuals would get more than an adequate share without the use or appropriation), but if natural resources are sufficiently scarce, then the sufficientarian proviso will be more demanding than the Nozickean one.

Company officials insist that the only reason Weight Watchers modified the plan was because they had become convinced members were getting more than adequate nourishment under the new plan and would not be harmed by eating less.

Maclean Guthrie, a children's services spokeswoman, said that no complaints had been filed against Ms. Johnson and that the child was getting more than adequate care through the Association to Benefit Children, the nonprofit agency that had a city contract to place the girl in a foster home.

"We've got more than adequate revenues to get us through the next couple of years," Hilsberg says.

Last week, Mr Stuart, chairman of the Commons education committee, said schools struggling to comply - such as those lacking adequate kitchen capacity - should get more "discretion" over start dates.

Tiber's academic solution to the very non-academic problem of getting more people access to adequate healthcare has its roots in lessons learned (and taught) some 1,600 miles north of Ponce, in the lecture halls of Touro Medical College in New York City.

Several months prior to the interview _____________ templated getting more protecti _____________ concerned that the force was getting smaller and would not have sufficient resources to provid _____________ adequate protection.