Sentence examples for how inadequately from inspiring English sources

The problem, though, extends beyond the agency's noted dysfunction and exemplifies the broader issue of how inadequately the city ranks the needs of the poor.

Doctors say UVA protection in this country has been slow to improve because consumers are not yet aware of the damage UVA light can do and of how inadequately many "broad spectrum" sunscreens protect against it.

In September, Equifax disclosed that hackers had stolen the personal information of a hundred and forty-three million American consumers, prompting widespread outrage over how inadequately the company was protecting its sensitive data.

She added she's learned a lot — including how inadequately the public schools prepared her.

When still based in the UK, I was made aware of journalistic anxieties -- bordering on private self-laceration -- over how inadequately we present economic matters to our audience.

He's misled by the fact that union membership has fallen even though we have laws guaranteeing the right to collective bargaining, and by the failure to recognize how inadequately those laws are enforced. .

However, it is inadequately understood how roads influence fruit production of trees and birds that consume their fruits, within urban landscapes.

While social entailments to learning and knowledge creation have been heavily foregrounded in constructivist theories, it still remains inadequately explicated how aspects of sociality impinge upon a sense of socially mediated metacognition.

We inadequately explained how our findings relate to the existing literature in adults.

Targets for nutritional delivery were based on formulae (n = 7) or weight-based calculations (n = 4), with a few studies either not, or inadequately, reporting how the nutrition target was derived (n = 4) (Table 2).

If I inadequately discuss the novels, how is it that "the re-emergence of Sinclair Lewis as a paradigmatic American novelist" is the "potential result" (her words) of my biography?