Sentence examples for terms were inadequate from inspiring English sources

But other investors in the Countrywide pools who were not part of the settlement negotiations between Bank of New York and Bank of America complained that the terms were inadequate.

In its motion today, the defense argued that since the government itself had proposed some of the more stringent terms of Dr. Lee's home detention, like the placement of video cameras in his garden, it could not now say those terms were inadequate.

Other terms are inadequate ("terrorist") or inaccurate.

Here we show that data retrieval using taxonomic names as query terms is inadequate.

Especially as applied to England's annihilation of India, the term is inadequate.

But his dealer in Paris, Emmanuel Perrotin, who also represents Takashi Murakami, Maurizio Cattelan, and Duane Hanson, believes the term is inadequate, and it's easy to see why.

However, Astra said the new terms offered were "inadequate, substantially undervalue AstraZeneca and are not a basis on which to engage with Pfizer".

But Astra said the new terms offered were, "inadequate, substantially undervalue AstraZeneca and are not a basis on which to engage with Pfizer".

Opponents claimed the constitution had too many appointed positions, the terms established were inadequate, and some of the clauses were too easily manipulated by the political parties that did not exist when then constitution was written.

For the TNF inhibitor analyses in particular, dose-response and analyses excluding the first four years of follow-up or requiring long term follow-up were inadequate because of the limited extent of observations regarding these newer drugs.

Traditionally, PPN formulas included glucose, amino acids, and electrolytes but were inadequate in terms of vitamins and trace elements, and these formulas were only used for short-term (5 to 8 days) support.