Sentence examples for view adequately from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blair fought back after early drafts of the White House report on the bombing attempt did not, in his view, adequately acknowledge the difficulties of placing a name on travel watch lists, according to two government officials.

The language of the amendment discussed above does not, in my view, adequately provide for the systematic treatment of offenders.

Adults may not be able to assess a child's point of view adequately, so children themselves should rate their own QoL wherever possible [ 3- 5], and a more child-centred approach helps clinicians to treat patients successfully [ 4] and has produced data which are both valid and informative [ 6, 7].

Several people in the meeting said that for his part, Mr. Giuliani acknowledged his staff's failure to solicit their views adequately.

We thank the referees for this clarification, as we did not describe our results and views adequately.

He blasted what he called "the political class here in Washington" for pursuing new gun control measures while failing, in his view, to adequately prosecute violations of existing gun laws, finance law enforcement programs or develop a national registry of mentally ill people who might prove to be "the next Adam Lanza," the gunman in Newtown.

"Ten thousand [refugees] is a step in the right direction but it does not, in my view, respond adequately to the magnitude of the crisis".

Moving through a sequence of spaces inside a structure has different impacts in the observer; no single point of view is adequately descriptive.

The intellectual Left Wingers, or a substantial section of them, consider that their views were adequately stated in Mr. Cole's recent widely discussed article in the New Statesman, which put forward his thorny notions on how a sincere democratic Socialist should react if Great Britain got "dragged into war with China by the Americans".

However, although these regulations probably reduce the number of infections, especially bacterial infections, they are not viewed as adequately controlling the risk for viral infections.

29 Fathers of sick, preterm babies are recognised as a difficult group to recruit into research 30 and increased efforts are needed to ensure that their views are adequately represented.