In March, state inspectors cited problems including the mishandling of biohazardous waste and sharp objects, inadequate record-keeping and a lack of hospital beds.
Democrats remained nearly united against the measure because they saw the amount of disaster assistance — $3.65 billion — as inadequate, and they objected to the Republicans' insistence on offsetting some of the cost with cuts elsewhere.
"Thus insertion of unlubricated objects or inadequate dilation of the anus before insertion of a large object can result in tissue laceration".
Kant, too, objects to the cosmological argument, but mainly on the grounds that it delivers an object that is inadequate to the classical conception of God.
If so, then merely looking at architectural objects is woefully inadequate to the task of judging their value or utility; physical experience emerges as the defining feature of understanding an architectural object, and that feature shapes (or should shape) architectural creation.
Unfortunately, the STEAM imager is inadequate for imaging of transparent objects but rather limited to opaque samples or samples with high refractive-index or absorption contrast.
Yes, at the Met the exhibitions (permanent and special) are great, the lighting appropriate, but the labeling of individual works and objects is poor and inadequate, a condition the Met has in common with all museums here and abroad.
A purely extensional version of the criterion is plainly inadequate: $T$ is ontologically committed to objects of kind $K$ if, and only if, $T$ is true only if the variables range over objects of kind $K$.
On his view, our knowledge of body as an object of imagination is inherently inadequate.
One might object that both conceptions are inadequate because they are circular, i.e., both appeal to the notion of something physical (a theory or an object) to characterize a physical property.
