Sentence examples for responded inadequately from inspiring English sources

Nazarbayev has responded inadequately.

Royal Holloway emphatically denied it had responded inadequately to the attacks.

In particular, it has responded inadequately to China's growing military power and political assertiveness.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called for an investigation into why an ambulance took more than a half-hour to respond, and into whether the city's Human Resources Administration and the Administration for Children's Services responded inadequately to the Wilson family's case.

The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has determined that a shooting rampage that left seven employees dead at a Lockheed Martin plant in Meridian last year was the culmination of at least 18 months of racist threats and demeaning comments by the gunman, Doug Williams, 48, to which the company responded inadequately.

Few would deny that the Fed has made mistakes; "Money For Nothing," however, goes too far by suggesting that the Fed not only responded inadequately to economic crises but, in fact, almost single-handedly caused most of the big crises of the past century.

Richer Asian countries, such as Japan, whose paedophiles travel to Cambodia, are also responding inadequately, says APLE's Mr Samleang.

In practice, AAPs are most often used in combination with the more traditional mood stabilisers as the majority of bipolar patients respond inadequately to monotherapy alone.

Federal policies seek to foster environmental justice, but all too often they respond inadequately to long-standing injustices and fail to address the moral issues that underlie the public understanding of environmental justice.

The most common betrayal actions from schools included making the experience seem "normal," responding inadequately when the experience was reported, and "suggesting your experience/s might affect the reputation of the institution". .

The need to identify novel therapies with improved risk/benefit ratios remains, particularly for those responding inadequately to this approach.