Sentence examples for inadequate measure from inspiring English sources

The traditional clinical measurement of vision, Snellen letter visual acuity, can provide an inadequate measure of forward light scatter relevant to glare effects in adult subjects.

MS. FINKLE contends the substantiation rate is an inadequate measure anyway.

"The so-called mini-three-links proposal is an utterly inadequate measure," said Xu Shiquan, a leading policy expert quoted in the English-language China Daily.

However, this rhetoric is built on the idea of relative poverty being an inadequate measure of people's circumstances – the result, while wages are stagnant there are more welfare cuts in the pipeline.

The Senate Republicans have been adamantly opposed to the House bill, and instead approved a woefully inadequate measure last year that does not contain the right to hold health plans liable for damages caused by wrongful denial of care.

Karen Cator, director of the office of educational technology in the United States Department of Education, said standardized test scores were an inadequate measure of the value of technology in schools.

He's continued to carve away at the already grossly inadequate measures to shift Britain towards a low-carbon economy.

The hard-hitting judgment from the European Commission listed an array of deficiencies, citing inadequate measures to fight money-laundering, vote-buying, fraud and killings linked to organized crime.

A hearing on Tuesday was told that the trust's inadequate measures to protect patients caused the deaths of Lillian Tucker, Ivy Bunn and Patrick Daly.

There is nothing to work with here, no programme, no sense of urgency or call for concrete action beyond the inadequate measures already agreed in previous flaccid declarations.

Local officials in Russia have faced accusations of taking inadequate measures to prevent fires and failing to respond effectively to the blazes.