Sentence examples for inadequate too from inspiring English sources
Among those devastatingly sexy men and women, I felt hopelessly inadequate, too.
Richard L. Trumka, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said the bill was "inadequate — too kind to the insurance industry".
There have been claims that the service is staffed by unskilled workers with too little supervision from clinicians, and complaints that the algorithm is inadequate, too formulaic.
The culture and media secretary, Maria Miller, has told leading newspaper figures, such as Lord Hunt, chairman of the Press Complaints Commission, that their proposals for independent regulation are inadequate, too close to the industry and will need to be strengthened.
"I remember thinking right then, If I can reel in a four-hundred-pound fish, why can't I reel out a four-hundred-pound person?" Existing escape equipment parachutes, cables attached to building-mounted cranes, inflatable airplane slides struck him as inadequate, too complicated, or prone to failure.
To refer them to the parliamentary intelligence and security committee, which is not equipped to conduct such an inquiry and which, when the issue was previously referred to them, came to the false conclusion that all was well, is inadequate too.
This analysis allowed to detect items that were of inadequate difficulty (too easy or too difficult) for each grade for the latent trait assessment or if there was any region of the latent trait that was not measured by any item (Boone & Scantlebury, 2006).
Many officers still considered the fortress to have inadequate and too few fortifications for the infantry, and one officer compared the fortress to "a shoe, which is too large for the foot".
Right now the reliability of our vote-counting mechanism is inadequate -- too fuzzy -- to distinguish between two candidates whose vote count differs by less than half of 1percentt.
But the available spaces were either inadequate or too expensive.
Our superannuation accounts are inadequate for too many older Australians.
