Sentence examples for the adequate thing from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the adequate thing to do.

The adequate idea of a thing clearly and distinctly situates its object in all of its causal nexuses and shows not just that it is, but how and why it is.

The status quo has been improved by, among other things, the adequate powers given to the inspectors and clear agreements on criteria for inspections and reports.

This implies that the mere use of facilities by mothers for deliveries would not reduce maternal mortality automatically; rather, mortality is affected by the quality of services offered, which are determined by, amongst other things, the adequate availability of medical supplies and drugs.

It is knowledge proceeding "from an adequate idea of the formal essence of certain attributes of God to the adequate knowledge of the essence of things" (IIp40s2).

The adequate moving object is the "proper entity" of a thing (Peter Auriol) or the singular as singular (Ockham).

Listen to the adequate music type.

"It may sound simplistic," Kolb-Collier says, "but to the degree that people exercise, stop smoking, eat right, wash their hands frequently and get adequate sleep those things in the long run will help them control their health care costs better than anything you could prescribe".

We all know how important sleep is, and we all know that without adequate sleep, things can go awry fairly quickly.

Carlson decided that eating the shoe cake would serve as an adequate substitute for the real thing, and he dug in.

This was one of the central arguments for having a larger stimulus in the first place: a smaller amount of government spending would not produce adequate gains, and the whole thing would be perceived as a failure.