Sentence examples for he has adequately from inspiring English sources

Owen believes that he has adequately disposed of the second hypothesis, the "teleological" view according to which adaptation to environment alone explains the vertebrate limb.

To her mind, the link is too weak; though she accepts Sher's claim that the belief-desire pair is essentially implicated in one's general commitment to morality, she does not think he has adequately shown that the characteristic dispositions are implicated in the same way.

So long as a candidate makes bland, predictable affirmations of religious faith, he or she has adequately punched the religion card.

This is a process where the executor must prove to the probate court that he or she has adequately notified all potential creditors of the deceased's death.

"Do you have the time, citizen?" He had adequately assayed the chick and even imagined her lying on her mean little bed, despite the half-light.

Mr. Lott's aides said he had no intention of resigning, and was confident that he had adequately addressed the questions of what he meant when he said that the nation would have been better off had Strom Thurmond, who ran on a pro-segregationist plank, been elected president in 1948.

At another point, when a questioner challenged Mr. Bush about whether he had adequately prepared for the outcome of the toppling of Mr. Hussein, the president responded by saying that he had taken the advice of generals in going to war, declaring that he had given them what they said they needed.

Why didn't he just trust that she had adequately pushed it already?

"The Secret Service has adequately done their jobs beautifully for over a century," he said.

"It cannot unilaterally decide whether it has adequately addressed the scientific committee's questions".

No one has adequately explained this asymmetry, if it isn't just an idiosyncrasy.