Sentence examples for likely to be inadequate from inspiring English sources

NEUMANN -- The most elaborate technological measures are likely to be inadequate, misused and subverted.

Yet even this is likely to be inadequate — for at least three reasons.

Given the above, current federal and state regulations that focus amphibian protection efforts on narrow terrestrial buffers surrounding wetlands are likely to be inadequate.

First, "[q]uestions not raised below are those on which the record is very likely to be inadequate, since it certainly was not compiled with those questions in mind". Cardinale v. Louisiana, 394 U.S. 437, 439 (1969).

Often, the child was the only witness to the crime and if they were from another country, their command of English was likely to be inadequate to withstand rigorous cross examination by barristers in an Australian criminal court, Briggs said.

If the supply of pragmatic problem-solving is too low even in a sector as important and salient as health, it is likely to be inadequate in other sectors as well.

Wales based trainees more likely to feel UG training to be inadequate.

Literacy and numeracy If literacy and/or numeracy are not well supported in a lesson, it is likely to be judged inadequate.

If they haven't improved by then, they are likely to be judged inadequate and we are going to recommend closure and deregistration".

Therefore, our results suggest that implementing a general speed limit uniformly in the entire urban area, thus paying no attention to the spatial shape of the city and its road network, is likely to be an inadequate measure to enhance social welfare.

When the physician's explanation was given before treatment or surgery (p = 0.006), when it was relevant or specific (p = 0.000), and when the patient's consent was obtained (p = 0.002), the explanation was less likely to be deemed inadequate or a breach of the physician's duty to explain.