Sentence examples for inadequate pace from inspiring English sources

Turf account Chris Mcgrath's Nap Basford Bob (2.25 Uttoxeter) Has shown plenty of ability in novice hurdles, doing well to close so smoothly off an inadequate pace last time.

Reasons for ineffective LV pacing include improper timing (i.e. pseudofusion) or inadequate pacing output.

That seems inadequate: at that pace it would take between 15 and 38 years to plug the current hole, during which time BT's fixed-line operation could well shrink further.

Every parent would want their child innoculated immediately, and the current stockpiles of the vaccine -- already in short supply -- would be totally inadequate to keep pace with demand.

By the early 1970s, this system of demarcation was described as "archaic" and "grossly inadequate to keep pace both with the impact of motor travel, and with the huge increases in local government responsibilities".

"This low level of government attention and slow pace are inadequate, especially compared to the regulatory efforts in other countries," he said.

Waste management policies are often inadequate to keep the pace with increased industrialization and lead to a significant environmental degradation by toxic and hazardous pollutants.

The companies maintained that they were hampered by regulatory issues, inadequate rates and the slow pace of progress on cost-saving measures enacted in 1998.

The usual pokey pace of academic research seems inadequate when many thousands of lives could be at stake.

We are in this crucial time where science and technology are advancing at a breathtaking pace, but the funding is inadequate to fully harness those advances.

Finally, even if the current pace is maintained, it's still inadequate for an economy still so far from its productive potential.