Sentence examples for too adequate from inspiring English sources

And in the spirit of patriotism, employees might even volunteer to take a cut in their inadequate salaries to help their companies survive the slump, if chief executives also sacrificed some of their far too adequate ones.

This allows him to compare the child's growth to that of thousands of other children and to determine whether it is adequate, inadequate or, in these times of rampant obesity, too adequate.

The handling, too, was adequate but not overwhelming.

Still, Bratton insists, the reduction in crime and improvement in quality of life that occurred in New York can happen in Los Angeles, too, if adequate resources become available.

They, too, have adequate leverage to make for real negotiations that can benefit both sides.

An observational study in an Egyptian hospital showed that 91% of labour was augmented and that 93% of such women received inappropriate augmentation, that too without adequate monitoring [ 17].

That means enough but not too much water, adequate spacing and light, and proper nourishment in moderation.

This room, too, was perfectly adequate, and local calls were free.

Adequate, too, is the engine, a 5.3-liter V-8 used in various G.M. trucks.

"It is the responsibility of the state governments, too, to take adequate measures," she said.

They, too, will want adequate and affordable incomes in old age.