Sentence examples for not adequately defining from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul quickly criticized the Post for not adequately defining the two trends.

The representative from AT&T said the legislation did not adequately define "hands-free device".

But business groups and their Republican allies in Congress contend that the 300 pages of rules are based on bad science, do not adequately define hazards, and would make employers liable for nonwork injuries.

In one case decided Thursday, Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former chief executive of the Enron fraud, persuaded the Supreme Court that the concept of committing fraud through depriving an employer of "honest services" was not adequately defined in the law.

But thinking does not adequately define consciousness.

For Eriugena, 'rational animal' does not adequately define human nature.

For starters, a new law obviously could not prohibit what it does not adequately define.

In the meantime, Gore rejects the criticism that the Endocrine Society has not adequately defined "adverse effects".

The notion of pseudo-solution in [1] is not adequately defined and assumption (h2) in Theorem 5.1 is strong.

Moreover, the implementation of the peer education strategy was not adequately defined and described.

As previously discussed current guidelines do not adequately define what is an inappropriate response to vaccination.