Sentence examples for inadequate individuals from inspiring English sources

The Killer Inside Me is a particular distillation of male hate, as practised by repulsive and inadequate individuals who have been encouraged to see themselves as essentially decent by virtue of the trappings of authority in which they have wrapped themselves.

"This was economic exploitation of a very inadequate individual of a very serious and ruthless kind," he said.

It's made me see how laughably inadequate individual legal repercussions are.

Many studies support the correlation between deficient drug prescribing and poor adherence to evidence based treatment guidelines, inadequate individual dosage adjustments and adverse drug events [ 3- 5].

Factors that contribute to the high mortality, morbidity and disability rates related to emergency medical conditions, accidents and injuries and disasters in Nigeria include, 1. Social: Inadequate individual and community knowledge and training in accident and injury prevention.

Other common findings in IPR systems included the aims of aligning individual and organisational objectives, behaviour and values (particularly in IBM, Prince's Trust and the JLP-John Lewis), and the formal use of an objective based underperformance process where inadequate individual performance was noted.

This finding is consistent with those found in previous studies [ 20– 23] in which stunting and severe stunting were positively associated with lower levels of parental education, which may be explained by the resulting limited family income and the consequent inadequate individual care and attention given to the child.

So while the benefits may seem inadequate to individual workers like Mr. Humphries, they add up to hundreds of millions of dollars being pulled out of the fund every year.

Removal of additional items led to a PSI of <0.70, inadequate for individual or group use.

Angle measurements, which proved to have a high level of discrimination in previous studies [ 12, 52], varied greatly among tracks of a given individual thus making this tool inadequate for discriminating individuals in our study.

Much previous research however has been hampered by inadequate measures of individuals' personal networks, the proximal context in which learning takes place.