Sentence examples for inadequate lead from inspiring English sources

Inadequate lead times in hiring practices, the excessive use of contractors, ineffective training, and the absence of language proficiency were just some of the deficiencies they identified.

At the same time as taking issue with everything you say, they rely on you totally, which, as you are inevitably flawed and inadequate, will lead to disappointment for all of you in the long run.

But it also exhibits two polar singularities and at or near these points typical continuity/integral constraints on dependent fields and their derivatives are generally inadequate and lead to poor model performance and erroneous results.

Current observations suggest that parasitologic confirmation tests of inadequate sensitivity lead to suboptimal effectiveness of HAT active case-finding programs (4 ).

In the end we set up, with other non-Common Market members, a rival that proved inadequate and led to our eventual applications to join the real thing.

For instance, Senate Democrats believe inadequate consultation led the White House to botch the unveiling of "pay-fors" for Mr. Obama's jobs package.

A string of mistakes and inadequate training led to a collective and erroneous conclusion that Mr. Rosenbaum was drunk when in fact he had been beaten with a metal pipe and robbed, the inquiry found.

The current design of the hinge post mechanism in this system appears to be inadequate, which led to the development of a significant recurvatum deformity in our patient.

Poor navigational techniques and inadequate watchkeeping led to the crew's failure to notice that the ship was moving.

Of course introducing new hires to the culture of your company is important, but inadequate training leads to discontentment and other issues that become problems for your human resources department down the road.

"During the past year, lack of trust in the validity of accounting records of banks and other financial institutions in the context of inadequate capital led to a massive hesitancy in lending to them.