"inadequate for" or "inadequate in"?
| That's inadequate for two reasons. |
| It is wholly inadequate for any other. |
| It's badly inadequate for our necessities. |
| Anything that is provided for its satisfaction may be inadequate for its purpose. |
| It's clear that existing hate speech laws are inadequate for the social media era. |
| However, this facility is still inadequate for the growing number of senior staff. |
| Evidently, the gravitational pull exerted by its own existence is inadequate for the purpose of further ascent. |
| The modest two-room office suite was to soon prove inadequate for the soaring growth-rate of the Canadian Work. |
| As the pickings become inadequate for all of them they start battling for dominion in their sphere of influence. |
| At present the DD(M) is given the task of licensing mechanized boats, but its manpower is inadequate for the job. |
| But it is inadequate in mental health. |
| Treatment of gout was inadequate in most cases. |
| It would still be inadequate in every which way. |
| It is, however, woefully inadequate in the case of a chemical contamination event. |
| It is a rare man (or woman) who does not feel inadequate in comparison to another. |
| Grounds with turf pitches and turf practice pitches are inadequate in the country. |
| I constantly try to tell all girls I meet that feel inadequate in some aspect that they are just right for them. |
| This low density of telephone in Bangladesh is due primarily to inadequate investment in this sector in the past. |
| Indeed the quotas are still inadequate in this regard and have kept many families apart for long periods of time. |
| That this growth in exports was inadequate in comparison with the growth in imports by 50 percent was underplayed. |
| But the checklist is wholly inadequate to the task. |
| It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other. |
| Our efforts in that direction have been inadequate to date. |
| Some of these very ideas were a part of the inadequate to the task stimulus money. |
| I dab at my feet and the napkin, inadequate to its task, disintegrates in my hand. |
| When I started riding a lot, these nearly invariably proved inadequate to my needs. |
| The division structure that has served us well for 100 years is woefully inadequate to the demands of modern warfare. |
| She might not have felt inadequate to every situation, but that inadequacy provided tremendous love from other people. |
| However, for two reasons this research is inadequate to the task of demonstrating that mild corporal punishment is wrong. |
| The management of the canoe alone appears a work of unsurmountable difficulty, its breadth is so inadequate to its length. |
| Human reason is totally inadequate as a standard to govern the State. |
| Nancy's belittling of him has led to him feeling inadequate as a man. |
| Many men feel quite inadequate as a result of the obsession over size. |
| The woman feels hurt, inadequate as a wife and then the battle is on and it doesn't quit easily. |
| And that I would be made to feel so terribly inadequate as a woman, mother, human being as a result. |
| UIP budget remains woefully inadequate as the decision-making process remains pathetically primitive. |
| Michael Kors luggageMichael kors online outlet will not glance inadequate as well as significantly more regularly. |
| Like Jamie, I often feel inadequate as a book blogger because I don't read nearly as many books as my fellow bloggers. |
| Polly sat on the stile and hated the whole scheme of life -- which was at once excessive and inadequate as a solution. |
| Humans Do Not Need to be Saved or Fixed I have spent most of my life convinced that I am somehow inadequate as a human. |
| Food supply was also inadequate at times. |
| Research might be inadequate at this point. |
| Words are so inadequate at a time such as this. |
| Words are so inadequate at this time, especially as time goes by, and life moves forward. |
| Thus what was ok at a point in time and space, becomes inadequate at another time and space. |
| Allergy care in the NHS was totally inadequate at all levels with a postcode lottery of premium care. |
| The unassisted brakes can feel a little inadequate at higher speeds, but are perfectly acceptable for city driving. |
| It reveals that compliance with health and safety requirements was inadequate at almost three-quarters of the sites. |
| There is clear evidence that the current system of patent examination and grant is inadequate at a number of levels. |
| Even in early October, it feels hot inside the Chevette and the blowers seem woefully inadequate at cooling the car down. |
| Its so sad when black women are made to feel inadequate because of the beautiful manes that they have. |
| In most compact way the essence of tawhid principle is inadequate because of its ever changing nature. |
| This procedure, however, is inadequate because of the time lapse that exists for the strongest associations to occur between comparative events in the meteorological and asthma data. |
| Living and operating in a male-dominated literary circle can often break a female poet's morale, making her feel inadequate because of her inherent feminine experiences and expressions. |
| I just felt despondent over everything and I sort of gave up I also felt very inadequate because of my background (I have no relations who are teachers ), therefore I did all the work myself. |
| But utterly inadequate by itself, and misleading. |
| This view has been judged as inadequate by many later scholars 118. |
| However the goal was criticized as inadequate by environmentalists and industry officials. |
| A school that was top of the list for one family might be considered inadequate by another. |
| Many schools found to be inadequate by the state are ranked high by the city and vice versa. |
| The pledge, intended to help tackle one of the UN Millennium Developments goals, was descibred as inadequate by anti-poverty groups. |
| There is no degree of precision - in words or numbers - that can not be considered inadequate by simply demanding a higher degree of precision. |
| Here it should be all the more expected that the results reached by one generation of scholars are found to be inadequate by a later generation. |
| This level of action is considered inadequate by many activists, which appeal consequently to our emotions in order to incite continuous activities. |
| I felt really inadequate with my trusted 50mm block. |
| I have to admit I've always felt a bit inadequate with my food photos. |
| I have been feeling a little inadequate with the ' Jones ' the last few days. |
| He felt discontent and inadequate with his existing revenues and quality of life. |
| I felt a little bit inadequate with my riding CV of a few lessons, I can tell you. |
| Conclusion Knowledge about dengue and its vector is generally inadequate with only 35. |
| Transport services are inadequate with buses plying the roads reducing in recent years. |
| They all try and push new technology on us making us feel inadequate with our old phones. |
| Government provision for homeless and vulnerable children remained inadequate with over 1 million street children across the country. |
| Of course, since there are those, including professor Brand, who consider the EU model to be inadequate with regards to high-volume low-value disputes, this might be a necessary step. |
| I definitely felt inadequate about that. |
| Thamby, there is nothing inadequate about Sri Lanka's education system. |
| The woman-as-provider dynamic will work if the man doesn't feel inadequate about it. |
| All that the myth of the G-spot has done is make men and women feel inadequate about their sex lives. |
| And them they come out within dribble and make us feel more inadequate about where have we gone wrong. |
| The effect of these mass images is to cause men and women to suppress their opposite trends, feeling guilty and inadequate about them, which is harmful. |
| We all have areas that we like to hide or feel inadequate about, thank goodness that we can display or hide or positive and negative features with fashion. |
| The moment you stop weighing your own life and achievements against those of others, you will find that there is nothing you need to feel inadequate about. |
| We live in a society where it is primarily the women who are judged based on their appearances and who always feel inadequate about the way they look, not the men. |
| I also felt pretty inadequate after reading things like the Gina Ford book. |
| A lot of money has since been expended but results may appear very inadequate after 45 years. |
| I guess I will forever be inadequate after all, at least while I'd still staying in that place. |
| If security was found to be inadequate after an event, the contractor's licence may be withdrawn. |
| The stimulus was woefully inadequate after Democrats compromised away half of the spending that economists predicted was needed and implemented more tax breaks in order to get Republican votes. |
| He was terribly inadequate against Napoli. |
| However it proved inadequate against lightly-armed, fast-moving cavalry. |
| England are aware that their kicking game was inadequate against the Wallabies. |
| Although completely inadequate against gunfire, these tunics did provide some protection against swords. |
| However, the World Cup exposed a worrying trend, of batsmen whose footwork is inadequate against spin bowling. |
| The Aussies have looked inadequate against spin, both in the warm-up games and in the opener against Zimbabwe. |
| Like the demand for an NHS in the 1930s, our national response is wholly inadequate against the scale of the challenge. |
| The contrast between the two types of enemies produced a dilemma for the Polish army, since a force suitable to combat one enemy was inadequate against the other. |
| Many of these funds are inadequate due to improving life expectancy and the weak investment returns of the last decade. |
| However, very low carbohydrate diets are at risk of being nutritionally inadequate due to their low plant food content. |
| All aspects for relief proved inadequate from transporting the grain to disbursing it. |
| There are a lot of aspects of the law on rape that are inadequate from the point of view of a pro-male activist. |
| That is, a particular type of protector should not be used if noise levels are too high or if it proves to be inadequate from a hygienic point of view. |
| It is certain that anyone, who tries to make his report as he imagines she would make it, will not deliver a report which is inadequate from any point of view. |
| Despite growing evidence of the epidemiological and economic impact of CNCDs, the global response to the problem remains inadequate from various stakeholders (6). |
| She ate the rest of the fruit inadequate of walking about this on the square of. |
| Due to inadequate of appropriate guidance it is unable to succeed to develop self-employment. |
| Inadequate of the whitening chemical compounds along with the product or service will probably be unproductive. |
| Access to mobile phones in the district is very limited due to inadequate of information technology network backbone. |
| The vast majority have either no money saved for retirement or an amount far inadequate of what they'd need to keep them in their present lifestyle. |
| We have enough to make us feel bad, guilty and inadequate on any given day. |
| However, I also think Darwinism is grossly inadequate on scientific grounds. |
| The talent around him is inadequate on many levels, but he isn't getting it done. |
| However, all religions are either silent or inadequate on this subject, except Islam. |
| Wisdom is in the city square -- If a man of God is inadequate on a particular subject it is not shameful to get help. |
| The latter, in my view, while important, was wrong on a lot of things (such as the national question ), and inadequate on others (especially philosophy). |
| However, suffice it to say that, on the non-covered side where I have some intimate knowledge, provisioning is still hugely inadequate on both business and mortgage books. |
| There is a sea wall but it is probably inadequate without the additional use of rock armour. |
| In other words, an idea of self remains incomplete and inadequate without involvement of other mind. |
| Singers practice breathing every day, as their vocal chords would be inadequate without controlled muscular support. |
| Like the Name Dropper, this one too feels inadequate without letting everyone know they have been to so and so place. |
| Having mere scientific knowledge, for example, is woefully inadequate without understanding the philosophy of science. |
| Distillation yields some gasoline, but the yield would be inadequate without catalytic reforming, which is a more costly process. |
| Unfortunately, there has been a tendency in recent years among some countries to immediately say domestic mechanisms are inadequate without even studying them properly. |