Nor are the inadequate responses.
Protesters have focused on universities' inadequate responses to racist incidents in recent months.
Commissioned by the government, the Moss report found widespread sexual and physical assault, and inadequate responses.
With their deeply literary brand of shock, these lines orchestrate a specious conflict between two inadequate responses.
My point, however, is that the extraordinary policies of recent years are responses — inadequate responses — to an extraordinary situation.
In an oversimplified nutshell, that is what happened: a complex mix of poor choices and inadequate responses.
Despite the seriousness of our concerns, we received inadequate responses and not only have the plans not been halted, the situation has worsened: demolitions of their structures have increased three-fold.
In your report (Women chain themselves to St Paul's pulpit, 15 October) and the accompanying leader article on the Occupy protesters at St Paul's, there was some criticism of the cathedral for making inadequate responses to the issues Occupy raises.
In the report, Children's Rights said there was a pattern of inadequate responses by caseworkers even when there had been a history of abuse or maltreatment in the home.
The paper sees echoes in his victory "of the increasingly alarming general rightward shift in the politics of other postindustrial western democracies, to which progressives have again produced inadequate responses".
And it is Levittown that appreciates the fact that 60 years after it took 50 million dead to prove that appeasement and pacifism are inadequate responses to tyranny, these forces are being resurrected again.
