Sentence examples for if inadequately from inspiring English sources

Murder is most common, usually carried out by the havoc wreakers referred to collectively, if inadequately, as insurgents.

This rhetoric has gained him a cult following among young writers who write what is typically if inadequately called "nonfiction".

If inadequately contained, spilled fluids can infiltrate the ground and run off into surface water or run off into peoples' drinking water.

If inadequately treated, many conditions, including diabetes, depression and asthma, pose serious risks not just to the woman, but also to the fetus.

From the study of different simulated conditions it was found that B. cereus cell count reached up to 106 cfu/cm2 of the surface of stainless steel tank if inadequately cleaned tanker is left to stand empty at room temperature.

Then, having told millions of people that they are diseased, a treatment is offered – even if inadequately studied, especially in the long-term, and without powerful enough studies capable of finding unanticipated harms.

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?

More important, there is much more at stake if they fail to use information properly or if they allow inadequately "vetted" information to be utilized as though it were accurate.

Thus thromboprophylaxis would often be used inadequately if the indication were based on coagulation markers.

If untreated or inadequately treated, the infection can cause severe migrating joint pain and swelling, most often in the knees, weeks or months later.

However, passengers are still urged to carry the documents as immigration officers may request them and, since airlines face fines if they carry inadequately documented passengers, some gate staff may still insist on them.