Sentence examples for inadequate capacities from inspiring English sources

Inadequate capacities create severe stress on a country's ability to deal with the crisis.

Although governments have taken commendable action to establish the necessary services, the region is facing limited resources and inadequate capacities and therefore requires urgent support.

In addition, continuing training efforts were mainly concentrated on staff at national and regional levels, leaving staff at lower levels with inadequate capacities in nutrition.

First, in all likelihood, inadequate capacities at the local and intermediate levels within state parties will limit the system's sensitivity more than capacities at the national level.

Many responded suggested that these programs should be implemented more widely with stronger emphasis on sexual health promotion, but the key challenge to expanding these services is the inadequate capacities of skilled health care providers.

Imagine next that inadequate capacity at Heathrow forces one of the routes to be flown from Gatwick.

A recent review by Thiambi Netshiluvhi of South Africa's Department of Science and Technology found "inadequate capacity" and "poor use of diverse structures" for scientific advice in a majority of African countries.

To distinguish replicants from their human counterparts, he subjects them to a test called a "void comp," meant to expose their inadequate capacity to feel.

What makes California's power crisis politically explosive is the suspicion that it's not just about inadequate capacity, but also about artificially inflated prices.

By S&P definition, that means a sovereign faces "major ongoing uncertainties and exposure to adverse business, financial, or economic conditions which could lead to the obligor's inadequate capacity to meet its financial commitments".

"We went from a budget of $13 million for weatherizations to $327 million," he said, "so we needed to get a serious plan in place to assure that our agency and all our contractors had the inadequate capacity to administer the funds".