Sentence examples for inadequate touch from inspiring English sources

Visitors are invited to touch the frill of a Triceratops, which could be a first for many nonspecialists, but it also shows how inadequate touch is for understanding.

When the government reacted to the riots by scapegoating anyone even vaguely involved, it became clear, once again, how inadequate and out of touch their political points of reference were.

It got the job done — buses continued stopping upon request — and even if the modest tape-touch seemed inadequate to the task, most New Yorkers had moved on by the time the next M15 rolled around.

The entire second episode is about Christine getting one "under her belt," but feeling inadequate; believe it or not, she utters the lines "I used to be turned on by the touch of a man.

Firstly, there was the failure to recognise that its light touch regime was inadequate to the task.

And Mr. Li, a Hong Kong multibillionaire for whom the phrase "Midas touch" seems almost inadequate, may have found gold in another dark corner.

Their leader writer had apparently failed to spot the passage in Penrose which traces the problem back to the light touch regulation and inadequate DTI staffing of the years when Roy Ranson was in charge of the shop: 1992 to 1997, when, according to my copy of the Times Guide to the House of Commons, the Tories were running the government.

But none of that touches the issue of inadequate staff.

You are correct when you state that, regarding current Medicare restoration proposals, "none of that touches the issue of inadequate staff".

"We are therefore seeking an exceptional individual to provide the human touch needed where translation software is inadequate".

UK immigration minister James Brokenshire, writing in the Sunday Telegraph, said fences used at the Nato summit last week in Wales would be sent to Calais to replace the "inadequate fencing" to prove that Britain was "no soft touch".