Sentence examples for inadequate control over from inspiring English sources
Technical investigations of the blast are under way amid suspicions that inadequate control over coal dust and methane was a factor.
BBC management was also criticised by the National Audit Office for the lack of documentation for and inadequate control over 91 exceptions made to the standard relocation package in cases of staff with disabilities or caring responsibilities.
"The classic anthropologist's way of thinking about magic is in terms of our sense of inadequate control over our lives, which ought to mean that, as healthcare improves, our belief in the superstitious causes of ill health declines.
These include large concentrations of animals with similar disease susceptibilities; poor environmental hygiene, which promotes bacteria growth in water, feed and bedding; inadequate control over antibiotic treatment of sick animals; rapid turnover of animals without cleaning the facilities; and transport of contaminated animals to other farms as breeding and feeding stock.
However, in displaced neck fractures, this protocol may result in unsatisfactory reduction of the neck fracture due to inadequate control over the distal fragment at the neck fracture site.
Although rhBMP-2 and rhBMP-7 are available for use in the clinic for orthopedic regenerative procedures, their use is generally currently limited by high costs and the need for supra-physiologic levels, as well as inadequate control over bone healing and a risk of inflammation (Luginbuehl et al. 2004; DeCarlo and Whitelock 2006; Lee et al. 2012).
Mr. Hanssen's spying apparently went undetected because of inadequate controls over highly classified information and weak screening and monitoring of employees.
The report, released late last week, found "inadequate controls" over the disbursement of funds, hazard payments being made to hospitals with no proof the money was actually going to the health workers on the frontline and in some cases a "complete disregard for the law" in procurement.
Auditors found inadequate controls over those marketing funds and questioned some of the payments: $117,500 to philanthropist Meg Chernin's Los Angeles Fund for Public Education; $65,000 to place Los Angeles Dodgers photos on school milk cartons; $6,800 for employee travel and conferences;$581,000 to two L.A. public relations firms, RL Public Relations and Tatum Wan Co., among others. .
This appeared to be partially due to the introduction of many more complex formulae and, in some cases, to what appears to be inadequate controls over source materials or manufacturing processes.
He blamed four groups: judges for their poor control over cases; court administrators for inadequate administration; lawyers for the greed with which they milked the system; and ministers for their timidity in refusing to take the legal system on.
