Sentence examples for inadequate heed from inspiring English sources
These are bold and wishful claims, of course, which perhaps pay inadequate heed to the less salutary aspects of the diaspora cultural package, or to the dynamics of change within Island society and culture.
But there is nothing inherently undramatic about a surge of talk; movies as different as "His Girl Friday" and "My Night at Maud's" exert the tightest of grips, and a Lincoln film that paid inadequate heed to the forces of rhetoric would be like a porno film that stopped at the bedroom door.
And "the image of the U.S. was frequently tarnished by tactical actions that contradicted U.S. values or strategy," ranging from the scandal at Abu Ghraib to paying inadequate heed at the outset to harmful images of civilian casualties.
On re-inspection of local authorities that were judged inadequate, I have seen the turnaround where managers have taken heed of our recommendations.
Employee allegations and company reports suggest that the root cause of the Prudhoe Bay problem may have been inadequate maintenance and inspection practices and management's failure to heed warnings of potential corrosion problems.
Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate.
Investigators also raised concerns about why transit officials had not heeded warnings from the federal government to replace older cars, like the one that rammed the other train, because they offered inadequate crash protection.
Carmakers should take heed.
