inadequate for

Matter in motion, which used to seem so unquestionable, turns out to be a concept quite inadequate for the needs of physics.

Simply accessing such data, however, is often inadequate for implementing the presentation logic needed by many JSP applications.

Yesterday's answer are inadequate for today's problem--just as the solution of today will not fill the needs of tomorrow.

Your future is no longer reliant upon the old ways, which have become inadequate for the new path you are walking upon.

Samples from the girl are inadequate for testing, and the cause of her death will probably never be known with certainty.

Dyspnea also results when cardiac output is inadequate for the body's metabolic demands and can occur without pulmonary edema.

Regulation failed to cover the "shadow banking" sector and proved inadequate for the complex, cross-border "too big to fail" institutions.

Downey and Fecteau's training had covered subjects like "Resistance" and "Police Methods, " but it was inadequate for this dilemma.

The current charting techniques used by the British Navy were inadequate for the task at hand.

If the views are inadequate for technical reasons, you may have to repeat part of the test.

Where the food supply is inadequate for the population, grains must be eaten to prevent starvation.

Our transport infrastructure in the UK is farcically inadequate for a developed nation.

However, the material is inadequate for a proper taxonomic treatment.

The equipment of this laboratory is inadequate for the experiment.

Some existing methods are effective, but majority of them are inadequate for the demand of engineering designs.

These provisions proved not just inadequate but massively inadequate for the problems faced.

Zhong said national fire-protection standards are inadequate for preventing such accidents.

The system is inadequate for the tasks it has to perform.

While these can maintain a very small amount of state, they are inadequate for most stateful applications.

Not only were public pensions systems becoming unaffordable in Asia, they were also inadequate for most pensioners , it said.

Now read what Tibet, are inadequate for the boycott of the Olympic Games Road thing.

The money he had is inadequate for the bill.

It quickly became evident that my paltry Latvian vocabulary was inadequate for the quality of conversation required on the occasion.

However, we recognize such an answer is inadequate for some.

This limit is inadequate for some layouts that have many levels in the visual tree.

The Torah is inadequate for that.

Experts said China's fire-fighting capacity in many cities is inadequate for fires higher than 60 meters above the ground.

Other templates, listed below, may be used when the sources are inadequate for other reasons.

Non- police users often have found the scope 's 600 meter range limitation and simple crosshairs inadequate for their needs .

Right now in China and in Bangladesh, just to cite two countries, the electricity supply is inadequate for one reason or another.

They involved heavy sacrifices by the Greek people, battling a public administration clearly inadequate for the task;

Public infrastructure inadequate for contract enforcement

is inadequate for the present post and refuses to accept other arrangement;