Sentence examples for least inadequate from inspiring English sources

The Brookings report suggests this approach is wrong, or at least inadequate.

Perhaps the least inadequate art work, so far, about September 11th is a bone-white, brick-like, frankly clever book, "Absence" (2003), by J. Meejin Yoon, an architect.

If one were to ask, "How did viewing Picasso's 'Guernica' affect you?" and the reply was, "I found it pleasant," we would conclude that his reaction to the painting was, to say the least, inadequate.

In the past, nature appreciation was deemed aesthetic because of the assumption that nature is the work of a designing creator, but this assumption is simply false or at least inadequate for grounding an aesthetics of nature.

Still, Kant does endorse the notion that when one clears away the fallacious or at least inadequate metaphysical arguments for the existence of God found in philosophical theology, one is able to see that morality itself offers an argument for God's existence which both allows for (moral) certainty and addresses people in a moving, concrete way.

However, even if all three of these assumptions can be dismissed as bad, or at least inadequate, reasons for supposing that transworld identity requires criteria of transworld identity (and hence for supposing that there is a problem of transworld identity), it does not follow that there are no good reasons for this supposition.

But those words feel false, or at least painfully inadequate, in the context of our political culture today — and not only because Ron Paul, for one, seems to be basking in love.

But last week, China's deputy health minister, Yin Dakui, held the first-ever government news conference on AIDS and acknowledged that China's response to the widening epidemic had been at least somewhat inadequate in many areas.

She accepted only female students, proclaiming, "A woman's career is blocked by lack of openings, by unjust male competition, by prejudice and, not least, by inadequate salary and recognition".

Children aged 6 35 months with at least one inadequate complementary feeding practice and concurrent consumption of any HP snack or SSB were defined as being exposed to a "double burden of suboptimal feeding".

Expanding on Governor Ryan's idea, Senator Russell Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, has put in a bill that would impose a moratorium on both state and federal executions while a national commission examined the troubling questions that have arisen -- not least the glaringly inadequate safeguards to prevent conviction and execution of the innocent.