Sentence examples similar to inadequate throw from inspiring English sources

Some of the risk factors for UCL tears in teenagers that a research study from The Andrews Sports Medicine Center identified include year-round throwing, inadequate rest between starts, throwing more than 80MPH (probably because these are the kids that get asked to throw a lot by their coaches) and pitching in showcases.

Narcissists will often throw a hissy fit when inadequate attention is being paid to them and their needs.

They were promptly rescinded by President George Bush, whose own rules — ghost-written, in part, by industry — were thrown out of court as inadequate and inconsistent with the law.

Judge Redden has thrown out two opinions as inadequate and wrote in December that a draft of a third effort looked little better.

What he writes is played out by the actors, but he angrily throws away each recollection as an inadequate first draft, and that scene disappears from the screen.

This case has thrown a spotlight on Ireland's inadequate trafficking framework, which criminalises people who have been forced into illegal activities like cannabis cultivation.

This case has thrown a spotlight on Ireland's inadequate trafficking framework, which criminalizes people who have been forced into illegal activities like cannabis cultivation.

Our existing social institutions are proving inadequate to deal with this increased life expectancy and throwing up stresses and strains that require debate and a new policy agenda.

And yet we find shocking and inadequate the response of Heraclitus, who advised the Ephesians to throw corpses out with the rubbish.

New revelations from The New York Times and an admission from Facebook about the improper use of user data by Cambridge Analytica have once again thrown a spotlight on the technology industry's inadequate privacy protections.

He later appealed to have his conviction thrown out on grounds that included a claim of inadequate counsel.