Sentence examples for it fails adequately from inspiring English sources

Disappointing, because it fails adequately to distinguish between high-impact and low-impact entrepreneurs.

On - lunging, kicking, beating, mauling - it goes, right to the end, a finale so subjugated to the demands of a sequel that it fails adequately to resolve the story.

"In matters which concern the right of the state to intrude so extensively and intimately into the lives of citizens, we believe that the current legal framework is ambiguous to such an extent that it fails adequately to safeguard the fundamental rights of the individuals affected," the MPs said.

But the FSA also admitted it "failed adequately to challenge the judgment and risk assessments of the management of RBS".

He is disputing his credit card charge and is considering suing Payless, contending that, among other things, it failed adequately to disclose the tracking device and violated his right to privacy.

The FSA itself has acknowledged that it failed adequately to question what banks were getting up to, provided they were satisfied they had adequate risk controls in place - which, with hindsight, virtually no global bank actually had.

Those stories, published in The Times on March 15 and broadcast the same evening on ABC, detailed the numerous consumer complaints, lawsuits and regulatory actions pending against First Alliance, including allegations that it failed adequately and clearly to disclose the extremely high fees or "points" it charged, which sometimes totaled as much as 25percentt of the loan.

The UN admitted in a report issued by the secretary general in 1999 that it had failed adequately to protect the Muslims of Srebrenica from mass murder.

Its strength may also be its greatest weakness, because it fails to adequately address the questions it raises.

To arrive at this conclusion, the Second Circuit relied heavily on the notion that the S.E.C. can be held "politically liable if it fails to adequately perform its duties".

The five S.E.C. commissioners did not vote on whether to adopt the study's recommendations, but the two Republicans issued a statement criticizing the study, saying it "fails to adequately justify its recommendation" and "lacks a basis" to conclude that a uniform standard would enhance investor protection.