Sentence examples similar to inadequate acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

The move is an acknowledgement that it has paid inadequate attention to the increased danger.

Seaworld's attempt to provide exercise for the whales is a tacit acknowledgement that their facilities are inadequate, and if the lucky elephant Maggie is any indication, it may mean that the next step is retirement for the killer whales too.

Labour has vowed to replace the energy regulator Ofgem for over a year, something the coalition opposed, but Cameron's announcements on Wednesday are an implicit acknowledgement that the regulatory system is inadequate.

Within Arnold and Holliman's understanding of emergency care models, there is also an acknowledgement that current Western models may be inadequate in the context of developing nations.

Clinicians' only acknowledgement of their own contribution to the inadequate support expressed by families revolved around cultural issues.

"I've been pushing since 2012 for an official acknowledgement that safety standards at the trust are inadequate".

The speech was dangerously inadequate because it contained no mention of gun control and no acknowledgement of all the Americans who are being thrown into the street by foreclosures and dwindling salaries.

The inadequate presentation of females to the public health facilities can be related to the social norms and lack of acknowledgement of women health as priority [ 33].

Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate.

"Politics is about acknowledgement.

Their acknowledgement was vital".