Sentence examples for inadequate press from inspiring English sources
These same politicians and diplomats now blame the inadequate press coverage of Rwanda for their own inaction.
Appointed to succeed Leonardo in the summer of 2011, he was instantly defined as inadequate by the Milanese press.
There were apologies Wednesday: the N.A.A.C.P. said that it was "snookered" (true, but inadequate); Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said that "a disservice was done.
Commission officials said at least three other members of the panel believed that the White House offer was inadequate and planned to press on Friday for the commission to consider subpoenaing the White House for the documents.
However, perhaps emboldened by the support of the press (criticism of inadequate funding for the armed forces has ranged from the centre-left Independent to the more right-wing Daily Telegraph), armed forces chiefs have spoken openly about the threat to the "military covenant" between the government and its armed forces.
As Mr. Bush realized that the sanctions he had pressed for were inadequate and his military options untenable, he turned to the C.I.A. His hope, several people involved in the program said, was to create some leverage against the Iranians, by setting back their nuclear program while sanctions continued and, more recently, oil prices dropped precipitously.
And he accused Merrill Lynch of disclosing inadequate financial information in a recent press release.
Disgorging information in quarterly chunks, with intervening periods punctuated by legalistic company press releases, is clearly inadequate.
A list of individuals recently deceased whose achievements received inadequate recognition in the columns of the press.
How does it bolster morale, prevent a disastrous exodus of social workers, and manage to recruit to vacant posts when "inadequate" is emblazoned all over the local press?
