Sentence examples for that it is adequate from inspiring English sources

A pilot study will be done with students in different years of medical school in Barcelona, Madrid, Alicante and Zaragoza in order to validate the questionnaire, evaluate its reliability and verify that it is adequate and well accepted.

The board of directors of each Federal credit union must at least annually review its fidelity and other insurance coverage to ensure that it is adequate in relation to the potential risks facing the credit union and the minimum requirements set by the Board.

We recently held that it is adequate to support the preservation of rights created by wartime legislation, Fleming v. Mohawk Wrecking & [p142] Lumber Co., 331 U.S. 111.

The performance of the test jig is evaluated and showed that it is adequate for composites testing under tension and compression loads.

Most studies of human gait assume that the normal gait patterns are consistent and therefore that it is adequate to assess the baseline condition once.

The readers are charged to read the draft and to certify in writing to the department that it is adequate to serve as a basis for the University oral examination.

"The Forest Service looked at that review with modern eyes and determined that it's adequate.

Dr. Osborne distinguished the Osborne Computer by noting that it was "adequate," a break with the superlative-filled industry promotion of the era.

Many inmates, he added, consume moldy bread and rotten fruit, and the "court does not believe" a jail dietitian's claim that it was adequate.

Historically, the model, which is based almost exclusively on estimates of the probability of an issuer's defaulting, had worked pretty well, and the agencies which arguably saw their role as simply evaluating the soundness of corporate and governmental financial practices probably felt that it was adequate for their purpose.

Satisfaction of the requirement that a theory of meaning be adequate as an empirical theory, and so that it be adequate to the actual behaviour of speakers, will also ensure tighter constraints (if such are needed) on the formation of T-sentences.