Sentence examples for inadequate causing from inspiring English sources

New firehouses, he said, are being built "at the fastest rate ever, with 28 new starts since 1968". A rapidly increasing number of alarms, he said, has made the city's 20‐year replace ment policy for fire‐fighting ap paratus inadequate, causing it to be revised to 15 years.

High salt stress, however, can make these systems inadequate causing severe injury that may lead to death (Hameed and Khan 2011).

The way that we see and understand reality strongly influences our well-being and, if it is inadequate, causes much of our suffering and that of the world.

Churchill was foremost in urging a firm stand against them, but the handling of the issue by the cabinet gave the public impression that a major war was being risked for an inadequate cause and on insufficient consideration.

But on his view, judgments are not different in kind from perceptions, although their epistemic status is determined by whether we are active and adequate or merely passive, inadequate causes of our perceptions.

I consider this development sad, but inadequate cause to be silenced.

Obesity and overlying surgical emphysema are the common reasons for technically inadequate examination causing false-negative scans.

K-27, a November-class prototype, had then been laid-up for more than 15 years after one of the two troublesome reactors suffered a severe leakage of radioactive gasses and inadequate cooling causing extensive fuel element failures.

On a deeper level, they said, inadequate financing caused many of the problems.

Inadequate sanitation, caused primarily by lack of physical space, infrastructure, and limited resources, is now the second-largest cause of disease in the world.

Similarly, a jury should be permitted to find that the municipality's inadequate training "caused" the plaintiff's injury only if the inadequacy of the training amounts to deliberate indifference or reckless disregard for the consequences.