Sentence examples for now inadequate from inspiring English sources

Michael Taylor, a professor of health policy at George Washington University, called the administration's food protection efforts until now inadequate.

The old Agora, below the western approach to the Acropolis, was now inadequate, and a new one was therefore laid out in the low ground to the northwest.

Because our educational facilities have not expanded fast enough and are now inadequate to meet the demand we have increasingly recruited personnel from developing countries.

Hannibal's forces were now inadequate to match the army of Scipio, who had rushed to the Po River to protect the recently founded Roman colonies of Placentia (modern Piacenza) and Cremona.

Therefore, intermittent clinic BP checks alone are now inadequate and new, efficient and effective means of accurately diagnosing and managing hypertension must be sought.

I'm not familiar with forensic digital media evaluation tools in use today, but I get the feeling that if they're not inadequate now, they will be so in a few years.

Nevertheless, international institutions built in 1945 are now wholly inadequate for the challenges of a global economy.

The DWP said one charity that had withdrawn from the MWS was now suffering inadequate staffing issues and reduced revenue.

As it announced a profit of £236 million for April-September 1999, the company said that its £27 billion 10-year investment programme now looked "inadequate".

One day a few seasons back, one of the top White Sox executives who contributes to the salary that Thomas now deems inadequate, watched as Thomas struck out, again.

Whatever his intentions, the sophisticated response to movie violence that has dominated the discussion for years should now seem inadequate and evasive.