Sentence examples for inadequate in the case of from inspiring English sources

Bush is right that traditional deterrence is inadequate in the case of stateless outlaw bands like Al Qaeda.

A R2 value of 0.6 is inadequate in the case of quantitative applications where high correlations are necessary (i.e. in agriculture and drug applications).

This difference in findings may be due to the conceptualisation of parental status in the mainstream literature, which is inadequate in the case of migrant parents.

11 We considered reporting to be inadequate in the case of absence of one of the following items: no reporting of interventions included in the network, direct comparisons between interventions, and number of randomised trials and patients for each comparison; or no reporting of results from direct, indirect, or mixed evidence.

Traditionally, epidemiological research and surveillance programmes have faced many challenges, including for example slow or inadequate reporting in the case of disease epidemiology, or insufficient research programmes for pharmacovigilance (Ness et al. 2009).

But I am not using the term simply to mean "best rational guess on inadequate evidence", because in the case of mass movements, such as environmentalism must become if it is to work, faith is not just a neutral calculation of interest.

It is found that the traditional cosine rule is generally inadequate, particularly in the cases of large wind yaw angle.

Yet metaphors of transport and mapping are inadequate and even misleading in the case of online information flows.

I know there will be an attempt to sell us the argument that the odds of a catastrophic earthquake and a catastrophic tsunami occurring together in an area containing a nuclear power facility are incredibly low, that the Japanese plants in question were of inadequate design and, as in the case of Chernobyl, that "human error" was at fault.

Additional concerns, which often compound the trauma of a sexual assault, include placement in long-term segregation or "protective custody"; inadequate medical care; and, in the case of transgender detainees, being housed with detainees of a gender with which they do not identify.

Its report cited faulty equipment, inadequate nursing staff, hasty surgical procedures and inadequate employee screening and supervision in the case of Dr. Zarkin.