Sentence examples for inadequate account from inspiring English sources

But it also suggests that much pre-crisis economics and finance theory presented an inadequate account of the role of credit creation within an economy, and of the consequences of resulting leverage".

If the new atheism offers an inadequate account of the varieties of religious experience, so does its most vigorous critic, Eagleton, because the kind of religious experience he approves of turns out to be barely religious at all.

First up on the critical agenda is whether MOMA should even bother with art since the nineteen-sixties, the assessment of which stumbles badly in the museum's inadequate account of minimalism and its amazingly haphazard contingent of Pop artists (R. B. Kitaj? Romare Bearden?).

A laughably inadequate account of the miners' strike, in which Clarke takes up the blase pose of not understanding why people want to be miners in the first place, presents the conflict purely as a strategic test of strength for the government, and without any sensitivity to the fact that it was, both culturally and industrially, the most resonant domestic disaster of the period.

So, what you see in this very brief and inadequate account that I've given you is that we really, in spite of the fact that we have basileis, and even in this case an anax, we really don't have a proper monarchical tradition.

This Comment argues that economic analysis provides an inadequate account of judicial behavior because economic models are incompatible with a jurisprudence that recognizes basic rule-of-law values.

The brothers claimed a bigger share of the Cullen billions as well as damages for inadequate accounting.

The government has simply given up auditing much of the Defence Department's expenditures because of inadequate accounting practices.

Although crop response to nitrogen fertilization has long been studied, classical experimental designs have led to inadequate accounting of spatial variability in field properties and yield response.

Such patients, who cannot be safely discharged usually because local social care is inadequate, accounted for 160,094 bed days in October – the highest number since records began more than five years ago.

"Canada appears to have vastly underestimated fugitive emissions (leaks) from gas exploration," possibly because of "inadequate accounting methodology " according to the Climate Action Tracker analysis done by Germany's Climate Analytics, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Dutch-based energy institute Ecofys.