Sentence examples for inadequate showing from inspiring English sources
The conditions are little more favourable than 2007 – the crowd is just as monumental and the big screens largely inadequate, showing either grainy, monochrome boxes on each of the band or nothing at all – but the band is fired up and bolstered with intent.
The issue of Cooper's non-selection should be raging like never before after – and let's be honest here – O'Connor's woefully inadequate showing at No10.
a search warrant is valid only if probable cause has been shown to the magistrate, and that an inadequate showing may not be rescued by post-search testimony on information known to the searching officers at the time of the search.
His recent moves embracing nuclear power and off-shore oil drilling, however inadequate, show that he's at least trying to triangulate between the green purists and the unreconstructed despoilers.
Too many young, city-dwelling women spend their lives drinking wine endlessly, and bitching about inadequate shows of "romance" from guys who heaven forbid take them on dates to a pizza parlor.
According to IARC, both experiments had limitations, showing inadequate evidence for carcinogenicity to isoflurane when evaluated in animals [ 16].
Standard signal processing techniques of averaging several noise spectra to get an averaged sound spectrum were found to be inadequate for showing the wind-noise variation due to turbulence.
exposures were inadequate to show if the H and K lines were present.
Authorities judged as inadequate must show improvement in six months or be "taken over".
This leads to most of the inadequate responses shown by CBFs during recent earthquakes.
While a reasonable jury could conclude that Brown & Williamson envisioned or intended an anticompetitive course of events and that the price of its generics was below its costs for 18 months, the evidence is inadequate to show that in pursuing this scheme, it had a reasonable prospect of recovering its losses from below cost pricing through slowing the growth of generics.
