Sentence examples for it is inadequately from inspiring English sources

Margot Wallstrom, the UN's special representative on sexual violence in conflict, described the country as "the rape capital of the world" speaking of the violence she explained "if women continue to suffer sexual violence, it is not because the law is inadequate to protect them, but because it is inadequately enforced".

Research suggests that there is a lack of knowledge on intensive care unit delirium, its screening tools and that it is inadequately screened for.

While India runs the largest child feeding program in the world, experts agree it is inadequately designed, and has made barely a dent in the ranks of sick children in the past 10 years.

However, it is inadequately understood how roads influence fruit production of trees and birds that consume their fruits, within urban landscapes.

He says: "This is a fantastic idea in theory, but it stands no chance of working if it is inadequately funded.

Some argue on religious or philosophical grounds that it is blameworthy to act against conscience, even if the judgement of conscience is likely to be erroneous (say because it is inadequately informed about the facts, or prevailing moral (humanist or religious), professional ethical, legal and human rights norms).

investigations in the 1980s and 1990s that found that it was inadequately staffed and that its health assessments were "seriously deficient".

Critics said it was inadequately financed and poorly managed.

A few stories were written about whether the Chinook had been shot down because it was inadequately equipped, but most of the coverage was about his family.

He said he opposed federal bailouts as "too big" and "too risky," and the stimulus "because it was inadequately structured" to aid the economy.

Even acknowledging that the Medici bank had to meet political as well as strictly economic ends, with loans to political allies who might be poor risks financially, it remains true that it was inadequately supervised and, for this reason, close to failure by 1492.