Sentence examples for one inadequacy from inspiring English sources

One inadequacy of his account is inspired by Richelieu: while Grotius tries to separate and equalize our rational, social and self-interested motives for action, one may question whether they are in fact distinct and equal.

The instruments mentioned above suffer from one inadequacy: they do not measure the psychosocial needs in combination with other needs.

But the SLK230 had one nagging inadequacy: It didn't feel very sporty.

Neither pure piezoelectric stages nor standard positioning systems with motor and spindle are able to meet such requirements as a single actuator, because of the small operation range on the one hand and inadequacies like backlash and friction on the other hand.

On one hand, patients on antibiotic prophylaxis were excluded from the present study, and inadequacy rates for antibiotic prophylaxis are frequently higher than for therapy [ 9].

Still, she feels some small inadequacy, one gold medal lost in what surely was an undetected Chinese doping scandal, another missed because she found herself trapped in an undertow of nerves and stress.

Best forgotten One of their inadequacies is an inability to rein in the behaviour of difficult drivers.

Of those violations, 107 were considered "significant and substantial," an agency spokesman said, including one, issued on July 17 that noted inadequacies concerning the mine's escape passages.

One reason for such inadequacy is that a key element of good governance is an assessment of the risk, in the wider, socially-defined, understandings of that term, posed by a particular technology or process.

Finally, "inefficiency" refers to one's feelings of inadequacy and incompetence when performing tasks at work [ 4].

This inadequacy is one reason - apart from their pharmacological effects - why low-dose GCs represent such an important part of modern RA therapy [ 17].