Now they were describing inadequate playing conditions, unequal support for travel, food, and accommodations, and a compensation structure that systematically discriminated against them.
Thereafter, the only thing that went out was the power around the south side of the ground, cutting off two of the floodlights and, with the light inadequate, bringing play to a premature conclusion with South Africa 262 for seven – Vernon Philander 46 not out – having clawed their way back to parity.
But the department's own report suggests that inadequate staffing plays a part.
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The war in Iraq is subject to debate by well-intentioned patriotic citizens of various beliefs, but there can be little debate about the disastrously inadequate role played by the federal government, under this administration, after this devastating hurricane — a debacle that astonishingly continues to this day!
In this article we analyse preventable and non-preventable AEs to assess if inadequate care plays a role in AEs with patients treated by multiple specialties.
In the origin of a preventable AE, however, inadequate care plays an important role, and at least in part, results in the patient suffering harm.
"Fun is an inadequate word for playing with technology the Navy doesn't have in a part of the world where few people can go," Hawkes explains to HuffPost Travel, somehow managing to sound more apologetic for being more verklempt than boastful about the fact that he has an underwater plane.
For example, we would have to abandon the argument made earlier that inadequate critical considerations play a role in narrow reflective equilibrium as compared with wide reflective equilibrium.
Historically, epidemiologic data implicates the crucial role that hard-to-reach children in inadequate sanitation environments play in perpetuating epidemics.
