Sentence examples for won't be adequate from inspiring English sources

The Romney campaign's shift of focus toward welfare and Medicare suggests that his strategists are worried that just disparaging Obama's ability to deal with the struggling economy won't be adequate to produce victory on November 6.

Even if liberals get the higher tax rates on the rich they so ardently desire, the money won't be adequate to finance our existing entitlements, let alone a New Deal 2.0.

We can start by lobbying for some kind of reform to Social Security that will address the reality that for millions of Americans, retirement savings simply won't be adequate for them to live on by the time they reach their 70s and 80s.

There are challenges associated with growing populations, but at this point, there is no reason to think that available food and energy won't be adequate given better policies and technology.As Mr Thoma writes, however, Mr Jacoby overreaches in arguing that we should be nervous about depopulation (saying, "Never in history have we had economic prosperity accompanied by depopulation").

They want you to know that RelayRides insurance won't be adequate in the event of a catastrophic accident and that your own insurance company may take away your insurance if it even hears that you are lending your car to someone in exchange for a few dollars an hour.

Headrests need to be high enough to protect the neck, and we feel these won't be adequate for a six-footer.

Bandaging the wound and trying to let it heal without new stitches won't be adequate.

If the litter tray is an area of high traffic, as in lots of people and other animals passing by regularly, there won't be adequate privacy.