Sentence examples for much more adequately from inspiring English sources

It is now "a lot more realistic," he said, "and prepares officers much more adequately for what it's going to be like on the street".

"The mere fact that I am standing here running for president of the United States with the views that I have, that are different in some respects on some of these issues, shows that we much more adequately represent the length and breadth and the opinions of America than the other party does," Mr. Giuliani said.

Study on porosity showed that sandstone formation with the porosity less than 20% was treated much more adequately than those with porosity 25% or more".

Because there is no longer a margin for error, the president is forced to view the conference much more seriously, and to prepare himself more adequately.

"It will only make it that much more difficult for them to adequately remediate the long-lasting effects of the spill".

There is also much more the government can do to adequately tax pollution so that tax rates reflect the damage carbon emissions are doing to the environment.

There is much more work to be done to adequately assess all the positive and negative effects of both kinds of agriculture.

Much more detailed sampling will be required to adequately represent the genetic diversity of Australian Oryza.

But this rather crude classification does not adequately reflect the genuine, much more subtle differences of opinion between medieval thinkers.

Using this algorithm consequently directly simplifies the solution of the more complicated problem of automated process fault analysis into the much more tractable, and incrementally solvable, problem of adequately modeling normal process operations.

For example, according to McKinsey Center for Government (MCG), only 40% of youth and employers believe that new graduates are adequately prepared for their first jobs, while education providers are much more optimistic, with 72% believing that the youth are adequately prepared.