Sentence examples for quite adequately from inspiring English sources

We're fortunate to have patient investors; and as Andrew said, we're quite adequately capitalized.

In the case of Bugs Britannica, there is something not quite adequately swish about the production.

The blurb on the back of the box conveys the tone of the game quite adequately.

"He's certainly not someone who inspires confidence … as some of [these] quotes reflect quite adequately.

The results show that the technique is capable of detecting the location and width of cracks quite adequately.

The Times handled that aspect — quite adequately, in my opinion — with a paragraph within the story itself.

What this boils down to is quite simple: adequately informing the public in order to generate political will for effective change.

The evolution of the crack pattern during laboratorial tests is quite important to adequately characterise the specimen's response.

But yesterday's subject of the "Watch"...well, I think the word "hypocrite" doesn't quite contain him adequately.

Although the work on conditionals is vast and therefore quite difficult to survey adequately, we can at least distinguish a first contemporary wave of work, such as Chisholm 1946, Goodman 1955, Rescher 1964, and others, which sprang from the late 1940s to the early 1960s.

The show of Chicano landscapes, organized by outside curator Julian Bermudez, set a cultural milestone, but it is hardly thorough — a mixed bag of works from various private and corporate collections that, quite mystifingly, don't adequately fill up the gallery space allotted.