Sentence examples for not adequate to support from inspiring English sources

Their homes are not worth what is owed, or their income is not adequate to support such a loan under the tighter prevailing standards.

Subsistence crops, consisting mainly of coconut palms, pandanus, bananas, pineapple, and some vegetables, are not adequate to support the population; the land does yield a great variety of plants and trees, however.

Current efforts in workflow exception management are not adequate to support the knowledge-based exception handling.

However, their bandwidth is not adequate to support high-quality video streaming with stringent bandwidth requirements [6].

However, the CAP is not able to provide any transmission guarantee due to the possibility of message collisions; therefore, its use is not adequate to support applications with timing constraints.

The findings suggest that a 'one size fits all' learning and teaching approach to PGT students is not adequate to support the student experience due to the complexity and multiplicity of postgraduate the student's profile, background, needs and expectations.

Sprint's Xohm WiMAX networks is facing another delay, though this one's not because of faulty technology or delays in development, but because the T1 lines carriers traditionally use as the backhaul, or landline connection, aren't adequate to support the base stations.

Mr. Murano added that because the streets and other infrastructure would not be adequate to support many more residents, the obvious strategy was to try to prevent overbuilding.

That's why earnings growth will not be adequate to support current lofty stock prices.

The Fukushima nuclear power plant was shut down in an emergency after the earthquake and tsunami on March 11 , 2011 and its external power and emergency power were not adequate enough to support the cooling system and caused radiation leakage and other catastrophic consequences.

An obituary from a Toronto paper was reprinted, with a brief outline of a career that seemed to have been adequate to support her, if not brilliant.