Sentence examples for inadequate instead of from inspiring English sources

The SkyFi displays two lines of information about what is playing, but they are often truncated and inadequate; instead of the Joplin work's name, the screen showed only track titles like "We Shall Tr".

Well, as Han Solo said, "I can imagine quite a bit!" Also, we might ask why they try to make sense of a crime scene at night by the light of inadequate flashlights, instead of just going in the daytime.

The decision to administer inhalational salbutamol as a corrective measure of inadequate PaO2 instead of starting IPPV was based on the values of PaCO2 measured in the blood.

The additional value of the present study is that it gives information about the proportion of patients with inadequate compliance instead of mean values of compliance.

Another waiter, deeming his pourboire inadequate, will say "Thank," instead of "Thanks," and my friend, sensitive to such shades, will slowly simmer for days.

Judge Garaufis was particularly pointed about the Bloomberg administration's inadequate response over the years: instead of doing more to end discriminatory conduct, "the Bloomberg administration dug in and fought back".

The thermal boundary conditions have been thoroughly analysed searching for the most appropriate expressions for this particular case instead of using inadequate mean values obtained from bibliography.

Considering the criteria in our algorithm (including the causative pathogen), we found that some of the referred cases should have been treated with a 1-stage exchange or a 2-stage exchange a priori, instead of having inadequate trials of debridement with implant retention or 1-stage exchange, respectively.

Accordingly, it is possible that either no x-rays are taken or, if it is, only an inadequate assessment will take place instead of obtaining detailed x-ray findings.

It means settling for inadequate service campaigns or geographic recalls instead of needed national safety recalls when a manufacturer balks at doing anything more," Mr Ditlow of the CAS says, adding: "People die because of unopened investigations".

"We have relied on a myth of homeland security, a myth written in rhetoric, inadequate resources and a new bureaucracy instead of relying on good, old-fashioned American ingenuity, might and muscle," Mrs. Clinton said at the conference, which was sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and John Jay College.