Sentence examples for inadequate this from inspiring English sources

Possibly the most high-profile of these was the Al-Madinah free school, which was closed because Ofsted called it "chaotic, dysfunctional and inadequate"; this school also raised concerns that the free school movement was nurturing religious and social segregation.

Many of the Guard members come from farm backgrounds, and one soldier notes that an Iraqi prison that they have taken over is grim and inadequate this way: "I wouldn't put my dog or a horse in a pen like this".

Naturally, but it seems inadequate: this is someone who once cruelly ambushed Roger Cook with a film crew while he ate breakfast and rasped: "Answer the question, you fat bastard!" But I thought she was the priggish, schoolmarm-style BBC children's TV boss who told kiddies during the great Blue Peter cocaine scandal: "Richard has let himself, the team, and all of you down"?

As intervention strategy via genre analysis in an earlier study (UKM-PTS-058-2010) has been found to be inadequate, this paper will report on further scaffoldings derived from contrastive rhetoric (Kaplan 1966), which has evolved into intercultural rhetoric in tandem with genre analysis.

They argued that the controls were inadequate (this was Cameron's main criticism).

However inadequate this solution may be, it'll be a lot more inadequate if those details are written by bank lobbyists under a Romney Administration.

As this balloon was inadequate for this trial, adapted rectal therapy balloons were developed in cooperation with the supplier.

The preschool-8th grade Ideal Academy was classified as "inadequate" this year by the city's charter officials, which means it could be closed if it doesn't improve.

10.48am: The reformist former president, Mohammad Khatami, has dismissed as inadequate this week's decision to close Kahrizak detention centre in south Tehran, writes the Guardian's former Tehran correspondent Robert Tait.

Nile Gardiner, in the Telegraph, writes: "Her qualifications for the job of US ambassador to London are woefully inadequate … This is a post that should be hugely important to US interests, and should not be seen as a sinecure for donors to presidential campaigns.

In contrast Professor Cathy Nutbrown said in her review of childcare qualifications, about England: '…too many people who work with young children are under-qualified and the system for qualifications is confusing and inadequate.' This cannot continue if we are expected to compete in a global market and we want to provide children with a complete and fulfilled education.