Sentence examples for inadequate network from inspiring English sources

Natural gas distribution, likewise, is hindered by an aging and inadequate network of pipelines.

Limited state and private hospital beds and an inadequate network of community-based services pushed many people with mental illness into jails.

They say the flood protection system in New Orleans was flawed from the start because the model storm it was designed to stop was simplistic, and led to an inadequate network of levees, flood walls, storm gates and pumps.

But after three months of testing with Mercury's software, which looks for memory utilization, inefficient programming and inadequate network topology (which hipbone is connected to which thighbone), the program was able to handle 1,000 at a time.

Rural institutions are at a larger disadvantage as they often house older buildings with fewer electrical outlets, inadequate network systems and insufficient cabling.

Such systems have been held out as a way for countries with nonexistent or inadequate networks to provide universal phone service in places where copper wire does not or may never reach.

Next, we examined each one of these using the criteria shown in Figure 5 to weed out inadequate networks.

Indeed, any doubt concerning the intrinsic efficiency of physician networks should be eliminated by the thriving rental PPO network business that has emerged to supplement inadequate networks.

However, limited resources appear to be available for classical developmental neuropathology, with inadequate networks to facilitate access to post-mortem brain tissue containing malformations of cortical development.

Domestic coal usage is constrained and made more costly by an inadequate rail network.

A second problem is that much of the new production is located in North Dakota with an inadequate pipeline network to transport the crude to refineries.