Sentence examples for replace the inadequate from inspiring English sources

UK immigration minister James Brokenshire, writing in the Sunday Telegraph, said fences used at the Nato summit last week in Wales would be sent to Calais to replace the "inadequate fencing" to prove that Britain was "no soft touch".

The minister said the new fencing would replace the "inadequate" measures currently in place, and added that a hope would be to create secure parking for legal travellers to wait without the threat of any disruption.

Planning permission was granted yesterday for English Heritage's proposed new £67m visitor centre at Stonehenge, which is intended to replace the inadequate present facilities at the most famous prehistoric monument in the world.

"We have already considered a wide range of sites to replace the inadequate accommodation at West Hill, a 1960s building which is very expensive to run and does not meet modern standards.

At the time, Godley was restructuring the New Zealand Military Forces and creating a Territorial Force to replace the inadequate Volunteer Force.

The Dragonfly's sophisticated little D.A.C. replaces the inadequate D.A.C. in your computer, and the sound of your files becomes better.

Some Cantons in Switzerland have begun replacing the inadequate concept of Minimum Flow Requirement (MFR) with a dynamic one, by continuously releasing a percentage of the total inflow.

Yet when we sought to replace the obviously inadequate school structure with a new one, opposition to granting the relatively minor variance required was intense.

For decades now, New Yorkers have yearned for a grand entranceway to New York City to replace the dismal and inadequate Pennsylvania Station.

It was radically redesigned in the 1930s: stalls were arranged into parallel rows and a new City Hall was built along the entire western side of the marketplace to replace the by then inadequate Guildhall.

If you have a laptop, consider a microphone that works through a U.S.B. port, because it also replaces the usually inadequate sound chip or card.