Sentence examples for is probably inadequate from inspiring English sources
Desperation is probably inadequate as an explanation of how one day I came to be telling one of my teachers the plot of "High Noon".
But it is probably inadequate: the Republican response has ranged from lukewarm to hostile.There is a certain logic to Mr Obama's proposals.
Considering that Beidou satellite navigation system (BDS) consists of geostationary earth orbit (GEO), inclined geosynchronous satellite orbit (IGSO) and medium earth orbit (MEO) satellites operating in different orbits with different heights, only one model being used in stochastic modeling is probably inadequate, which is the usual case for Global Positioning System (GPS).
Well, our density today is probably inadequate to serve as the boot up for a full operating system, but if you look at our road map, it's conceivable that in the next several years we will have a meaningful level of density where at least part of that function can be implemented.
We finally suggest that a publication system that classifies journals according to their Impact Factors and their level of generality is probably inadequate to integrate "particularity" (empirical observations) and "generality" (general theories), which is the goal of all natural sciences.
All together, our results can suggest that genotypes IV and XI are intermediates between old and new genotypes or that the current system of genotypes or lineages clustering based on the 374 nt fragment of F gene is probably inadequate to classify NDV isolates.
Those calculations are probably inadequate.
So, you know, for the rest of my life, our system of government will be probably inadequate to the moments we face unless we fix it.
Second, 8 weeks of immobilization was probably inadequate in a 12-year-old boy resulting in the hypertrophic nonunion of the ulna.
Importantly, as demonstrated by recent experience, further increases in the investment in research are probably inadequate, unless they are complemented by such non-financial factors.
Despite an extensive vasoregression, hypoxia and instructive VEGF regulations were absent in this model, while some neurotrophins were upregulated, suggesting that a. the response to injury was probably inadequate, and b. other mechanisms are involved in the extensive vasoregressive process.
