Sentence examples for more inadequate from inspiring English sources

The unavoidable truth is those "other means of supporting people" look more and more inadequate.

Efforts to deal with the underlying causes of flooding are even more inadequate.

We talk of nature versus nurture, but, thanks to Kore-eda, that old, embattled opposition seems ever more inadequate.

And, the more we examine the actual nerve transmissions we receive from the world outside, the more inadequate they seem.

Schulz's virtuosic twist is to give him a dog, Snoopy, who is a brilliant wordless communicator, and whose role is to make his master feel even more inadequate.

"Some one stold there berries," read one of the more inadequate answers — a testament to the learning that must still take place.

Thus, the lack of documented benefit of PAC use in these clinical trials probably more reflects inadequate study design than inadequate utility [ 32].

I've always felt more profoundly inadequate at the lumberyard than anywhere else.

And the main reason businesses aren't investing more is inadequate demand.

So now, despite a long run of economic prosperity, about 44 million people in this country have no health insurance, and 38 million more have inadequate coverage.

Could this finding instead have anything to do with the fact that 50 million Americans do not have health insurance, and millions more have inadequate insurance?