Sentence examples for what's adequate from inspiring English sources

"I continue to push and ask our experts whether we are doing what's adequate to protect the American people, if they come back to me and say we need to do more then we will do it," he added.

"If you're targeting people in say Germany or Belgium or wherever else then they could still say in relation to our citizens you've got to comply with our view of what's adequate [privacy and data protection].

The Human Rights Law Centre said that this fell "well short of what's required for adequate human rights protections".

What's happening now is already remarkable enough, just not yet adequate to the crisis.

What's more, one dimensional channels will facilitate the diffusion of reactants and ensure adequate contact between glucose and enzymes.

"There is a grid system in north Wales, south Wales, which is probably adequate for what's being generated now.

I can't help but wonder why whoever's in charge of the excess water management did such a stupid thing without adequate preparation, but what's done is done, I suppose.    .

So from my perspective, that's the hospital's decision about what is adequate for PHI.

(1.9L) of water a day is even a bit below what's considered 'adequate' intake by a publication from the Institute of Medicine.

"But it's not easy to know what is adequate coverage and what isn't," Mr. Claxton said.

But what is adequate to you might not be adequate to me.