Sentence examples for inadequate to allow from inspiring English sources

It was, however, totally inadequate to allow a full‐scale invasion of Persia, Afghanistan or Tibet in a conflict with Russia.

I cannot say loudly enough that it's not all about the money, but funding remains inadequate to allow all parts of the system – police, courts, legal services, and specialist family violence services – to get past crisis management.

In its verdict, the court said that under Mr. Trichet's stewardship, the treasury had possession of only "imprecise or inexact information" that was inadequate to allow easy identification of any manipulation of the accounts at Crédit Lyonnais.

"Then he says we're going to have a proceeding where the district judge relies only on the records that he says are inadequate, to allow a reconstruction of the decision.

But your message that democratic transformation and economic reforms are inadequate to allow Romania to join NATO "this time" is unfortunate.Liberalism, desire for regional co-operation and rejection of chauvinism are in ascendancy in Romania today.

A10 U.S. Lacks Intelligence on Iran A commission due to report to President Bush this month will describe American intelligence on Iran as inadequate to allow firm judgments about that country's illicit weapons programs, according to people who have been briefed on the panel's work.

The conference abstracts and general checklists contained inadequate information to allow formal evaluation and were subsequently excluded from analysis.

Studies were excluded if they contained inadequate data to allow a clear comparison of bone healing in smokers and non-smokers following treatment.

The reason for not randomising all four groups was due to inadequate funding to allow us to test for a definite reward for participation when we randomised Cohort 1.

There also exists a growing cohort of people who desire and deserve EPWs for mobility but who have not been able to acquire a device because of severe impairments in motor, sensory, or cognitive functions that have precluded them from passing a clinical assessment or because of inadequate resources to allow them to practice driving [ 14– 16].

The review authors classified each item as "yes" (adequately addressed), "no" (inadequately addressed), or "unclear" (inadequate detail presented to allow a judgment to be made).