Sentence examples for increasingly inadequate from inspiring English sources

Yet as more evidence has accumulated, each of the hypotheses has seemed increasingly inadequate.

Terms like "mad" and "sane" grow increasingly inadequate as the action develops.

Any health-care professional will tell you that Medicare's payment rates are increasingly inadequate.

Simple promises to cut taxes and reduce regulation, he writes, "have become increasingly inadequate".

The falls come on top of what was already an increasingly inadequate register.

Tradition seemed to them an increasingly inadequate principle to follow in such matters.

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

But now, the compromises we made to end the killing increasingly look inadequate, and it's time to begin fixing them.

The widely used size-based criteria have increasingly become inadequate where early measures of response are required to avoid toxicity of ineffective treatments, as biological, physiologic, and molecular modifications in tumours occur before changes in gross tumour size.

That means I get an informed choice among several increasingly costly and inadequate for-profit plans.

Earlier this month, Mary E. Foley, the president of the American Nurses Association, testified before Congress that nurses are increasingly worried that inadequate staffs threaten patient care.