Sentence examples for technically inadequate from inspiring English sources

When films are scrutinised for possible cancers, the technical quality should be evaluated and technically inadequate films should be repeated (technical recall).

His acquaintance with the writings of Plato and Aristotle was still incomplete and technically inadequate.

But they were either technically inadequate or too expensive even for professional photographers.

Her departure is a blow to Virgin, which is struggling with a national am frequency that is technically inadequate.

Obesity and overlying surgical emphysema are the common reasons for technically inadequate examination causing false-negative scans.

Five patients who needed operative intervention were not identified on their FAST exams, which upon review 3 exams were found to be technically inadequate.

We should emphasize that "inadequate photographs" did not imply that they were technically poor with regard to focus or magnification, rather the photograph did not show a key part, for example, the floral details of orchids.

They're not being told that they're not acceptable because they're inadequate technically as lawyers, ethnically as lawyers, or in any other way.

Then go into detail about how the camera was made, and point out that while some improvements were instituted since the one before it, point out how it's technically deficient or inadequate and state emphatically that he would have been better off getting a different model.

O. S). 'STORIES WE TELL' To call Sarah Polley's third feature — after "Away From Her" and "Take This Waltz" — a documentary is technically accurate, but also completely inadequate.

That reply may be technically right, but it is wholly inadequate.