Sentence examples for so adequately from inspiring English sources

"And that where it has to act, in cutting spending and carrying on with privatizations, it will not do so adequately".

And, it is often claimed, people are too short-termist to think about saving for retirement until it is too late to do so adequately.

Part of the answer, surely, is that Juncker is a seasoned EU manager and knows perfectly well that the system functions in part through the organic connections between business and the state, which are so adequately summed up as lobbying.

The special theory of relativity, developed principally by Albert Einstein in 1905 and now so adequately confirmed by experiment as to have the status of physical law, shows that all these, as well as other apparently obvious assumptions, are false.

On the one hand, you may not offer enough to get them to deliver the product or work, or at least do so adequately; on the other, you may overpay, wasting resources that might have been better used elsewhere.Mr Hurwicz took up economics at a time when debate was raging about the relative merits of central planning and the market mechanism.

To do so adequately, one would require a more comprehensive dataset.

She said: "None of the courts so far adequately addressed the defendants' allegations that they were tortured in detention and forced to make confessions under duress".

Nevertheless, nobody has so far adequately studied the GPS-TEC variability, especially during the high solar activity phase.

So to adequately prepare for this month's column I decided it was necessary to do a little research in the form of a date.

At the end, as with so many adequately made comedies of recent years, there's a choreographed dance routine featuring all the major players as the credits roll.

Interview participants are purposively sampled to include a range of socio-demographic variables so they adequately reflect those of a range of NHS patients undergoing joint replacement and NHS staff involved in joint replacement surgery.