Sentence examples for record inadequate from inspiring English sources
firm's cheeky statement didn't include its recent regulatory record: inadequate net capital and unauthorized trading, and pending Utah allegations that an unlicensed broker used "boiler-room sales tactics".
Information from the fossil record, inadequate for calibrating a molecular clock, can only indicate the minimum age of C. aspersum.
In this early step in producing a nationwide study outlining the scope of the crisis, the board has found some records "inadequate," Mr. Keating said.
As a member of the union's bargaining committee, Silkwood began to monitor the plant's health and safety practices, which she found lacking; spills, falsification of records, inadequate training, health-regulation violations, and even some missing amounts of plutonium, a highly radioactive material, were among the problems she identified.
The latest cut would delay the conversion of 126 reactors worldwide, many at locations with a record of inadequate security.
There is so much to admire about Moeen as a cricketer and a man but his record is inadequate for a principal spin bowler.
"This long and shocking track record of inadequate provision represents a failure of corporate governance on a grand scale," he said.
While FEMA questioned whether some of the damage was storm-related, "the witnesses and record offered inadequate support to make the skepticism reasonable," they wrote.
A way to reduce this error is by applying a joint estimation model, where information from nearby sites in the region may be combined with the record of inadequate length to increase information and to provide a regional at-site estimate of wind speed frequency.
A full understanding of the patterns and processes of biological diversification requires the dating of evolutionary events, yet the fossil record is inadequate for most lineages under study.
Out of the 10 clinical cases responded to by the GPs in our study, failure to record or inadequate notation of information in the medical records of patients was judged to constitute the greatest threat to patient safety.
