Sentence examples for though inadequately from inspiring English sources

Though inadequately punitive in the eyes of many Microsoft competitors, that deal is one that fairly seeks to address the antitrust violations proven at trial and upheld by the appeals court.

Now, a month after the explosion, something like order had been reëstablished in the hospital; which is to say that the patients who still lay in the corridors at least had mats to sleep on and that the supply of medicines, which had given out in the first few days, had been replaced, though inadequately, by contributions from other cities.

Hurricane-relief money will be inadequately spent, though, if it does not address the endemic issues that make hurricanes more dangerous — or shore up those aspects of government oversight which mitigated the effects of Harvey and Irma.

The report states that, "In the face of these overwhelming structural obstacles, many contingent faculty do additional work to meet their students' needs even though they are inadequately supported by their campuses".

Most of the rest, though, is being stored in inadequately differentiated bales misleadingly named "eco-balls".

The AKP also attempted, though some would say inadequately, to better address the history of the Armenian genocide a century ago.

This domination of matter over antimatter has come about by a process known as CP violation, scientists now believe, though this is still inadequately understood.

An inadequate minimum wage, inadequately enforced, is a key issue.

The clinical utility of these PCR tests was inadequately evaluated though some studies claimed that as few as 10 bacteria per millilitre of blood could be detected.

Illicit anabolic-androgenic steroid (AAS) abuse, though an important public health problem, remains inadequately studied.

This may be particularly true in inadequately regulated fresh water systems, though quarantines and ballast water rules have improved the situation.