Sentence examples for well inadequate from inspiring English sources

Well, inadequate equipment, for one.

The findings indicate that, although responding companies tend to rely on product configuration to customize their products, they are presented with a set of related difficulties as well: inadequate product information supply to the sales office, excess of repetitive activities within the technical office and high rate of configuration errors in production.

"Probably the only two good things I can say about him is he shows well," poor, inadequate Roy is saying.

The leading causes of disability – in addition to genetic disorders and complications during birth -- include poliomyelitis, measles, meningitis and cerebral malaria, as well as inadequate prenatal and neonatal health care services and inadequate diet leading to stunting.

Poor maternal health and nutrition, as well as inadequate childhood nutrition, impacts a child's early growth and development, beginning in utero.

The dramatic mortality rate (260 of every 1000 children die before reaching their fifth birthday) is a consequence of insufficient access to and poor quality of health services as well as inadequate family care practices among urban and rural communities.

Diarrhoeal diseases, linked to poor hand washing and hygiene practices, as well as inadequate sanitation, are a significant cause of death among children under five in Afghanistan.

(Respondent 28, private maternity unit) Nursing managers in both public and private hospitals reported problems of sub-optimal communication, particularly poor record-keeping that influences patient care, as well as inadequate communication between doctors, patients, and nurses.

The compromised stimulus package, while hardly garbage, may well be inadequate.

Investors are on alert for attempts to increase salaries and overly generous pension arrangements as well as inadequate governance.

"The administration's proposal may well be inadequate to develop the treatments and cures urgently needed by millions of patients suffering from serious illnesses".