Sentence examples for inadequate tools from inspiring English sources

However, such investigations are limited in cases by inadequate tools and methods, an absence of meaningful evidence, and high costs.

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.

Meanwhile the message coming back from developers was that the system's architecture was difficult to develop for and came with inadequate tools.

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.

Assessment of quality6,7 relied on mixed and potentially inadequate tools that included items not linked to any type of trial bias (e.g., treatment fidelity)9, thereby potentially confounding the relationship between study quality and treatment effects.

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.

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.

While their numbers were first recorded in 1981 in the Ancient Woodland Inventory, campaigners say it is an inadequate tool as it does not count stands of trees smaller than two hectares.