Sentence examples for rendered inadequate from inspiring English sources

Garcia might get his wish for a highway that's been rendered inadequate by the nation's appetite for imported goods.

"The sheer numbers expected by you, as well as other applicants for permits, would render inadequate the area requested by you," Strength said in his statement.

This would however render inadequate frequency resolution inherently necessary for the PAM to produce accurate results.

There is a shocking moment of near paralysis when every familiar hand motion is rendered pitifully inadequate.

When else has one player's talent been so massively, inversely proportional to the standard of the rest of the squad; when one man has been so head and shoulders, knees and toes, above anyone else that the ghastly football cliche "different class" is rendered pathetically inadequate?

This means that a fixed body of information keeps getting recycled, restated and reaffirmed, even as scholarship is rendering it inadequate or even inaccurate.

I rushed home to tell my husband that our vintage balls had lost pressure long ago, rendering them inadequate in the bounce department.

But at the same time, it renders wholly inadequate the U.N.'s continued uncritical support for a court whose lack of independence has been so openly, definitively exposed.

This effect may render it inadequate as a meaningful measure of landscape structure.

As against Smart he says that leaving the word 'experience' out of the analysis renders it inadequate.

However, GPS requires a line-of-sight (LOS) path from the satellites in order to function, and this renders GPS inadequate for indoor scenarios.