Sentence examples for really adequate to from inspiring English sources

But those categories aren't really adequate to describe the book.

"Unfortunately my illustration skills were not really adequate to the job.

More seriously, the concepts Rosenfeld deploys to pull these very varied phenomena together are not really adequate to the task.

The war and more recent crises in Africa, he added, "force us to ask ourselves whether the institutions and methods we are accustomed to are really adequate to deal with all the stresses of the last couple of years".

But is this sort of natural virtue really adequate to those moral/political concerns that transcend intimate personal relationships?

The former in the sense it will be possible to compare different static analyzers against the same fault model to decide which kind of mutations they are really adequate to detect.

None of these seem really adequate places to learn about the truth, right?" Roddick also discovered that most of the myths that were around when she was growing up are still going strong.

When people did master it, they realized that it wasn't — that no one style of cooking really was adequate to our appetites.

As I started to do projects within these contexts, I suddenly found that all my Le Corbusier was material that was really not adequate to operate on those scales".

As Winston Churchill was vigorously urging America's entrance into the war, he contemplated offering it to the United States, as the "only really adequate gesture which it is in our power to make in return for the means to preserve our country".

Giving the manuscript, one memo reads, was "the only really adequate gesture which it is in our power to make in return for the means to preserve our country".