The opposition of every Republican to the 2009 stimulus was a major factor in its inadequate size.
Three years on, the British Army dispatched a force of inadequate size, in Helmand province, whose main impact was to exacerbate rebellion.
Of course, they do not seem to believe that any of the big mistakes were their fault — they blame the C.I.A. for repeatedly getting the battlefield intelligence wrong, and they blame Rumsfeld and his pliant subordinates for sending them to occupy Iraq with a force of inadequate size.
A real fix for the troubles of the banking system might help make up for the inadequate size of the stimulus plan, so it was good to hear that Mr. Obama spends at least an hour each day with his economic advisors, "talking through how we are approaching the financial markets".
I've been pounding the drum for Keynesian policies ever since the financial crisis struck; I was one of the few people to talk negatively about Obama's inaugural address, because it seemed to miss the point that we were suffering from inadequate demand; and I was frantic about the inadequate size of the stimulus.
In addition, the produced particles still have an inadequate size distribution.
This is due to many factors, like faulty use of existing public spaces, low quality of public spaces, inadequate size of public spaces for the number of residents, bad maintenance and conservation of public spaces, etc.
When the teenage James was in school in Geneva, he complained to a friend about the inadequate size of the scoops, only "twice as large as a peach pit! Be thankful you are born in our free and enlightened country".
Two investigators read the articles independently to examine if studies met the inclusion criteria, and then excluded those of poor quality, those of inadequate size, and those that included non-pertinent populations.
Inadequate size estimation or failure to detect additional foci of disease may thus result in positive resection margins after surgery or early recurrent disease.
