Sentence examples for her adequacy from inspiring English sources

They also speculate that the role of Kate was judged to be an insufficiently starry vehicle for Elsie de Wolfe, of whom Janet Flanner, writing in a Profile in this magazine, observed, "her adequacy as an actress was always buried under her reputation as the only leading lady with a Paris wardrobe".

Her adequacy as an actress was always buried under her reputation as the only local leading lady with a Paris wardrobe.

"Most of the biz guys make sure to let the artist know that his or her adequacy hinges entirely on the ability to generate bucks and numbers," Iggy Pop said in an email.

Her chosen disclosure of this personal experience to him as husband infers her perception of his availability as a safe and protective other when she herself has doubts about her adequacy of mother.

(Murphy said, on behalf of Thompson, that Abramson "also raised other issues about her compensation and the adequacy of her pension arrangements, which had nothing to do with the issue of comparability. It was to address these other issues that we suggested an increase in her compensation").

We cannot examine the adequacy of her new category here, but she seems right that the examples are misdescribed as dirty hands.

See Section 3.4 below for a discussion of the worry that the constructive empiricist's belief in the empirical adequacy of her accepted theories thereby extends beyond what a bona fide empiricist ought to believe.

(van Fraassen 1994, 188 192) A sufficiently unreflective constructive empiricist might adopt this construal of empirical adequacy for her theory, but a more sophisticated constructive empiricist would probably embrace an account of empirical adequacy akin to that which van Fraassen develops later in The Scientific Image.

It's a good idea to ask his or her advice about the adequacy of the offer, though.

Where such recusal is required, the recusing party must also notify his or her supervisor, department chair or dean, so that such chair, dean or supervisor can exercise his or her responsibility to evaluate the adequacy of the alternative supervisory or evaluative arrangements to be put in place.

We would like to thank staff members of the sleep laboratory at the CSSSC and Mrs. Diane Lacombe, consultant, for her advice on ensuring the relevance and adequacy of the statistical analysis.