"The Lego Cam I was using is a perfectly adequate little Web cam that was never meant for this more industrial application," Mr. Brown said.
Some things on the menu, such as the salads and the spätzle, are little more than adequate stopovers on the way to the sweets.
And she accuses Mr. Musharraf's supporters of doing little to provide adequate security for her return to the country in the fall of 2007, accusations that would be revived by her supporters in the wake of her assassination.
The investors argue that the home loans did not conform to the original underwriting standards or were originated with little evidence of adequate assets on the part of borrowers.
Their names conjure up a time when new towns and settlements were being laid out along the railways, with little regard for adequate water supplies or means of cultivating the soil, and competing railroad companies joined up the dots: Picacho and Colorado River Chicagoo Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific; Columbia and Western, to name a few.
The question this family confronts is how the patient will die: a little sooner, with adequate morphine, surrounded by loved ones in the hospice unit, or a little later, in a never dark or quiet patch of the I.C.U., ribs broken by failed, if well-intentioned, CPR.
Angry investors are trying to force Bank of America, and other large banks, to buy back billions of dollars worth of mortgages that have defaulted, arguing that the home loans did not conform to the original underwriting standards or were originated with little evidence of adequate assets on the part of borrowers.
For years, the report claims, Freddie Mac did little to provide adequate funding for its portfolio accounting.
A gleaming college is little use without adequate facilities; improved transport links to the economic and social benefits of the city centre are little use if you can't afford the train fare.
Prisons are overcrowded with little access to adequate food and medical facilities, and prisons run by traditional rulers in the north are charged with holding political opponents at the behest of the government.
