Sentence examples for sufficiently inadequate from inspiring English sources

The people of Missouri rationally could conclude that the threat of deterioration at age 70 is sufficiently great, and the alternatives for removal sufficiently inadequate, that they will require all judges to step aside at age 70.

(b) The Missouri people rationally could conclude that the threat of deterioration at age 70 is sufficiently great, and the alternatives for removal from office sufficiently inadequate, that they will require all judges to step aside at that age.

While the Obama administration overhauled the transfer policies, the report said the changes were inadequate to sufficiently mitigate risks.

The spokeswoman says: "93% of the people last year thought our training was valid and up to the job". But the teacher we spoke to says the training she received was inadequate and did not sufficiently prepare her to do the job.

"However, the foreclosure crisis is now almost three years old, and not having staffed up sufficiently to deal with the problems with inadequate staffing borders on criminal," Mr. Lawler said.

These artefacts are due to the accuracy and update rate of the GPS receiver onboard the helicopter which are inadequate to sample trajectory deviations sufficiently, plus the absence of inertial navigation equipment which was unfortunately outside our control.

Hence, at sufficiently high afterloads, the diabetic heart suffers inadequate ventricular filling and, consequently, reduced aortic outflow.

And their communications were indeed woefully inadequate; they were never able to sufficiently explain to the public why the instinct to "let the thing burn" might seem just but would also lead to "a decade of breadlines across the country like what happened in the Great Depression," as Geithner put it.

Here, petitioner's proffered justifications that such limitation is intimately related to substantial governmental interests in preventing fraud and protecting public safety and residential privacy are inadequate, and such interests could be sufficiently served by measures less destructive of First Amendment interests.

In Germany, experts working in the field stated that mental health services provision to this group was inadequate, indicated, for example, by not sufficiently equipped general psychiatric institutions and a shortage of specialised ID mental health services.

Some samples may have been of inadequate quality for all spacers to be sufficiently amplified.