Sentence examples for were extremely inadequate from inspiring English sources

When analysing these observations in more detail, patient triage, evaluation and diagnosis were extremely inadequate.

The FoM library maintained primarily a print collection – much of which was outdated – and digital resources were extremely inadequate.

Bob Blendon, an expert at Harvard on public opinion and health, agreed that "middle-income elderly will feel the bill is extremely inadequate".

Bob Blendon, an expert at Harvard on public opinion and health, agreed that "middle-income elderly will feel the bill is extremely inadequate". That will set the stage for a new political struggle, to close the coverage gaps and expand the benefit.

The various vicissitudes, or rather the gradual diminution, of the value of all coins and circulating medium, is one reason against ascertaining them immutably; as what may be now an adequate compensation, might, by the progressive reduction of the value of our circulating medium, be extremely inadequate at a period not far distant.

Although ALR appears to have multiple functions, the knowledge of its role in various organs, including the liver, is extremely inadequate, and it is not known whether different ALR species have distinct functions.

He added: "Aircraft utilisation was extremely high with... inadequate downtime". Helios's Greek Cypriot owner, Andreas Drakou, is a British-based businessman.

Resources for rehabilitating and caring for these groups are often extremely inadequate and nutritional deficiencies are common.

In a letter to Harrods at the time she said: "To be told that one's face is inadequate is extremely degrading".

A common concern among all respondents was the extremely inadequate salary.

Although deaths are extremely rare, Mr Fell said inadequate reporting meant that the industry had little idea of the scale of non-fatal reactions, which it put at four in a million compared with a figure of 14 per cent (30,000 times higher) estimated by medical researchers.