"The metaphor of the war on drugs isn't wrong so much as inadequate," he explained.
The mayor traced his contentious relationship with black leaders to his first-term decision to close Sydenham Hospital in Harlem, where, he said, the city was paying too much for inadequate care.
The paper has faced up very publicly to the unreasonable attitudes and behaviour of the police, security agencies and political parties which demonstrate a problem not so much of inadequate legislation (though that is an issue) as of an increasingly illiberal culture.
I attended a daylong hearing about this bill on December 12, and the testimony underscored that police misconduct stems not so much from inadequate policies as from an entrenched culture in which sexual assault is simply not taken seriously enough.
It is a view that is not so much wrong as inadequate.
Too much teaching is inadequate and the headteacher has an over-optimistic view of its quality.
To say, as Greenberger does, that Reeves's "Gentleman Boss" (1975) is "an invaluable roadmap" is not so much fulsome as inadequate.
This campaign of hers, I fear, is again, impelled by much feeling and inadequate reflection and at a time when the NHS, its founding mission and future, are seriously at risk, more gravely than at any point in its history.
The focus of this year's Menstrual Hygiene Day campaign has been the hashtag #MenstruationMatters. Menstrual hygiene is about much more than inadequate sanitation, it is an opportunity for the global community to say to disadvantaged girls and young women, 'You Matter.
During his stay at the hospital, he observed the way the staff worked and thought there was much wasted time, inadequate practices and lack of visual communication.
