Sentence examples for yet inadequate from inspiring English sources

Yet inadequate care of elderly patients can be just as life-threatening as inadequate attention to their medical needs.

Yet "inadequate" Cambridge is one of the safest hospitals in the country and many of its outcomes are impressive by national and international standards.

Craig Bennett, UK chief executive of Friends of the Earth, said: "It's no surprise that following the historic yet inadequate outcome of the Paris climate talks the old world order is fighting to maintain the incumbent dirty energies of yesteryear.

Despite his tax raid on the rich revealed in the budget on April 22nd, the chancellor is relying mainly on spending curbs to start mending the public finances once the recession is over.The particular sting for the Tories is that his plan is harsh yet inadequate.

Yet inadequate practices and insufficient tools have contributed to the exploits slipping by the developers.

Anyway, the resulting binary mask is yet inadequate for separating the structures of interest, since pulmonary veins and part of the bones are still present after the thresholding.

If, for example, a society impelled its members to acquire wealth yet offered inadequate means for them to do so, the strain would cause many people to violate norms.

Pictures such as Boccioni's "The City Rises" (1910) and Giacomo Balla's "The Hand of the Violinist" (1912) show how dedicated the movement was to painting as the highest form of art, and yet how inadequate painting was for expressing futurist ideas about speed and modernity.

Still other purveyors ofproposals are more disingenuous, proffering elaborate yet analytically inadequate rationales to justify either abrogating or disregarding the legal framework applicable to activities in space, especially in regard to assertions of so called "property rights" in space, on the Moon, and on other celestial bodies.

First, the ever-expanding (yet still inadequate) access to higher education; second, an almost 30-year pattern of rising expenses and costs being shifted from public funding to students and their families; and third, a rapidly approaching point at which rising costs outstripping families' ability to pay, threatens the continued viability of the syste.

As the U.S. population ages we will need more caregivers, yet an inadequate number of new caregivers are entering the healthcare workforce [ 16].