Sentence examples for increasingly adequate from inspiring English sources

Although we have an increasingly adequate picture of the association between labour market participation and number of hours with fertility intentions and outcomes, we lack an understanding of how subjective perceptions of autonomy and control over work, time pressure and levels of work family conflict impact fertility decisions.

However, the apparent absurdity of the claim that the molecular revolution in biology was not a successful instance of scientific reduction also led the formulation of increasingly more adequate models of theory reduction (Wimsatt 1976; Wimsatt 1980; Schaffner 1993; Waters 1994; Sarkar 1998).

Parameters such as central venous oxygen saturation (ScvO2) are used increasingly to monitor adequate hemodynamic treatment.

Fortunately, in patients with proximal femoral fractures, peripheral nerve blocks are used increasingly to obtain adequate pain relief [3 6].

Demographic change and recruitment problems in family practice are increasingly threatening an adequate primary care workforce in many countries.

Therefore, it is increasingly important to mandate adequate patient-staff ratios in all inpatient settings.

It also said that: "It is increasingly difficult to secure adequate funding to support and develop the courts and tribunals".

The country's poorest citizens have remained largely untouched by the economic boom of the 1990's and are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain adequate food.

As the business of college sports expands and the NCAA grows increasingly incapable of maintaining adequate control of the industry, the tension manifests on college campuses.

In addition to briefings occurring less frequently, Spicer and Sanders increasingly fail to give adequate answers to basic questions, such as whether the president believes in climate change. .

In regard to this wide range of therapeutic options, it has become increasingly difficult to recommend adequate treatment.