Sentence examples for inadequate tool from inspiring English sources

White Mughals marks a fruitful break from a genre that seems increasingly an inadequate tool to understand a world growing ever more complex.

Finally, Lewis writes, "the naked eye was an inadequate tool for learning what you need to know to evaluate baseball players and baseball games".

Mere prose, let it be said, is an inadequate tool with which to describe the sheer tonal range of Gray's voice, from its faux-doomy bass via its boomingly demonic laugh to its frequently alarming falsetto.

Therefore, athletes training for endurance performance, the use of volume of training is an inadequate tool because of the overriding importance of intensity.

Figure 3 shows a caricature that is often used in our area to represent the dangers of pushing technology in an insensitive way. Figure 3 Technology as an inadequate tool.

While findings of Marini et al. do not label 18F-FDG PET scanning as an inadequate tool for risk stratification in AAA, it is essential to realize that currently, a patient with a negative PET scan should not be considered as low risk for rupture.

And, no, I won't say anything more about it except that Mr. McPherson has found an inspired alternative to those inadequate tools of communication called words.

Living in ramshackle quarters and working with inadequate tools – often digging by hand and carrying the dirt in the front of their shirts – these involuntary labourers died in their thousands, carried off by disease or frequent flooding.

After a small discussion about whether the aroma was, in fact, "weird" or "just bad", reinforcements were brought in with inadequate tools and a sniffer dog, travellers were evacuated and the next two hours or so were spent hanging about and listening to the noises of a train car being disassembled.

Although chemical analytical measurements are necessary to investigate the composition and magnitude of sediment contamination and to identify possible contaminant sources, these determinations, alone, are inadequate tools for fully characterizing and predicting potential biological effect.

We are dealing with the current disaster with essentially the same inadequate tools, and much more challenging conditions of geography, water temperature, and weather.