Sentence examples for inadequate nothing from inspiring English sources

That first bond between child and care-giver determines everything that comes after; if it's disrupted or inadequate, nothing can really repair that.

Bob Badham, who resigned as children's services boss at neighbouring Sandwell Council after Ofsted rated the department inadequate, said nothing could be done to guarantee children's safety.

Even if whatever comes out of Paris is destined to be inadequate, the alternative — nothing coming out of Paris — is likely to be a lot worse.

Chief Justice Roberts, whose majority opinion was joined by Justices Kennedy, Thomas, Alito and Antonin Scalia, wrote that he saw "nothing inadequate" about the procedures.

It should be clear that telling Putin to "cut it out" and equivocating for political reasons when the integrity of the democracy was on the line was a completely inadequate response, and nothing short of a dereliction of duty.

During my 30 years in the Commons – when expenses increased from literally nothing to inadequate secretarial and constituency accommodation allowances – I never even considered employing a member of my family.

"[N]o reasonable attorney could seriously argue that a $100-million settlement, in the face of multiple risks that could mean recovering nothing, is inadequate," Liss-Riordan said in her filing.

The reality is that last Wednesday's brief "notification of inadequate system margin" (NISM) had nothing to do with wind power, as any of the writers quoted above could have discovered had they taken the trouble to call the National Grid and ask.

Send seniors and people with disabilities into the private insurance market armed with nothing but an inadequate amount of cash.

In ancient Israel, and still for most of the world today, a "bad judgment" amounting to inadequate and/or untimely rainfall is nothing short of disastrous.

In Drummond's time, Edinburgh had nothing save the hopelessly inadequate King's Theatre.