Sentence examples for issues adequately from inspiring English sources

He surely would not have made that decision in the first instance unless he had expected the state court to resolve all relevant issues adequately.

If there are so few journalists and politicians who have experienced, say, low wages or a struggle for affordable home, then the media and political elite will be less likely to deal with these issues adequately.

Conservation biology is yet to address these issues adequately.

His latest revelations follow angry exchanges on Wednesday, when MPs accused tax officials of failing to deal with issues adequately.

But feminists making these arguments question whether a contractual, choice based approach to these issues adequately captures other values that are also important.

OK, but the city has also said, "potential funders will not contribute millions of dollars to restore the plaza to its original design because it cannot address accessibility, safety, and sustainability issues adequately".

The Labour party has failed to address this issue adequately.

Some colleges may fail to address the issue adequately.

Other European countries contend that Greece's failure to address the issue adequately merely shifts the problem to them.

The new initiative was welcomed by legal advocates, who say that so far, laws have largely failed to address the issue adequately.

In an interview on Monday, Mr. Carter spoke of a resurgence of open racism, saying, "I don't feel good, except for one thing: I think the country has been reawakened the last two or three years to the fact that we haven't resolved the race issue adequately".