Sentence examples for too inadequate from inspiring English sources

"Given the magnitude of the problems, the goals have been too far-reaching and the resources too inadequate to attain them," she wrote.

Indian Point's critics say its safety record over the years has been too flawed, the population around it too large, the evacuation plans too inadequate to keep it open.

One plausible reason for the link between low performance nations and the method effect associated with negatively worded items is that the reading ability of the students in these low performing countries may be too inadequate for them to fully comprehend and understand the negative worded items.

There is nothing wrong with the seed you planted, only the soil-base that is too inadequate.

Early descriptions of aetosaurs included material from the Maleri Formation in south-central India, although it was too inadequate to assign specimens to any particular genus.

Perhaps it's a marriage that seems too hard to fix, a test you feel too inadequate to pass, a friendship you don't know how to salvage.

> -wrap-foot> Many jobs have inadequate (too short) latency periods.

A more accurate estimation could be derived by counting the number of instances, this approach too however is also inadequate as the complexity cannot be directly assessed in this way.

The inadequate length (too short) of the bed seems to be a more important factor in the development of body lesions than the bedding quantity, because we observed a higher frequency of body lesions in the cows in those farms with short beds and abundant bedding (4-5 kg/head/day) than in the farms with proper length beds and less bedding (1.5 kg/head/day or less).

However, most of them, too, are inadequate.

He also believes that training is too often inadequate.