Sentence examples for inadequacy it from inspiring English sources

At its core, the problem isn't the utility's inadequacy; it is U.S.A.I.D.'s.

DAPA "does not represent mere inadequacy; it is complete abdication," Hanen wrote.

But the SLK230 had one nagging inadequacy: It didn't feel very sporty.

On top of artistic inadequacy it has a problem of cost inflation on a truly epic scale.

The worst thing about this whole process, other than the wholesale abandonment of principle by Cameron, has been the political inadequacy it reveals.

After tackling in his recent novels the weighty topics of the Iraq war, family betrayal and sexual inadequacy, it is not surprising that Ian McEwan's next endeavour would address something of similar import - the pressing question of climate change.

Tried and trusted?! Despite the description of our no-cost Lite version stating its inadequacies, it received the apparently to-be-expected "needs more!", "is that it?!" and "it should have…." comments.

Despite its many inadequacies, it's managed to carry the platform until now.

Because measured and analytical data are unlikely to be identical due to measurement noise and model inadequacies, it is necessary to estimate more accurate parameter matrices for design and analysis.

The artist's images are effectively remixes and reinterpretations of classic Renaissance paintings captured through the lens of her camera and filtered through the mind of a socially engaged artist who both appreciates the canon of art history but realizes certain inadequacies it possesses in 2016.

Outbreaks of human bacterial illness often can be traced to food-production animals or facilities; however, because of surveillance inadequacies, it is difficult to determine the initial source of bacterial contamination (i.e., animal feed or other factors) within the animal-production environment.