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I find an ordinary "thank-you" entirely inadequate to tell you how much.

So in that way the skeptic must be implying at least a prima facie possibility that reason is inadequate to that task.

Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.

I find an ordinary "thank-you" entirely inadequate to tell you how much I appreciate your help.

The size of the fallen beams and columns pictured in video of the disaster appear inadequate to the task, he said.

Restraint mechanism of shareholder derivative action is the best way to reject to inadequate to sue or to abuse of the right.

Mythology is a form of literature that expresses fundamental truths in a way that ordinary discourse is inadequate to describe.

We are getting closer to the point where the number of bees left is inadequate to service this huge industry.

Insulin resistance - Normal amounts of insulin are inadequate to produce a normal insulin level.

Forces at my disposal are totally inadequate to meet attack envisaged.

Also covers costs in excess of the other driver's liability coverage, if inadequate to pay for your losses.

It would seem, therefore, quite inadequate to describe meditation simply in terms analogous to the TM style of meditation only.

Sometimes this argument is bolstered by the claim that ordinary political processes may be inadequate to protect such personal rights.

No matter what time of day you bank, the number of tellers is inadequate to the number of patrons .

Part V for the conclusion of the paper, analytical papers inadequate, to sum up the papers.

As the mothers from Witnesses to Hunger will attest, food stamp benefits are already inadequate to meet rising food costs.

The clergyman's health is so inadequate to sustain the hardships of a forest life.

Maintenance Practices and Certification Standards Inadequate to Assure Electrical and Fuel System Safety, Safety Board Concludes.

It seems like that no one expected the imbalanced growth so whatever monitoring was in place was inadequate to identify the problem.

S. lend-lease supplies to the Y-Force, including 244 howitzers, had been inadequate to equip and support the entire force.

Agricultural and sewage runoff frequently contaminates the river and treatment methods are inadequate to handle the pollution.

Supplies of second-line drugs are inadequate to manage even the small proportion of cases enrolled for treatment.

Cause of air amount delivering apportion of air condition piping system inadequate to a bus is analyzed.

As for the 'stimulus' package, both its size and structure were inadequate to offset the enormous decline in aggregate demand.

Historical and epidemiological data are inadequate to identify the geographic origin of the virus.

TAIPEI - A new RAND study suggests U. S. air power in the Pacific would be inadequate to thwart a Chinese attack on Taiwan in 2020.

SUMMARY: Standard DNA alignment programs are inadequate to manage the data produced by new generation DNA sequences.

Thousands of words are inadequate to express how grateful we are to you.

In 2010, outbreak response in both countries has been inadequate to stop transmission of the imported viruses.

Where routine analytical methods are inadequate to characterize the reworked batch, additional methods should be used.

We must recognize that corporate governance alone can be inadequate to restrain short-sighted management.

However these models have proved inadequate to explain the behavior of more heavily over-consolidated clays and sands.

They revealed that large numbers of women received wages entirely inadequate to maintain a decent standard of living .

Reliable sources of energy are inadequate to meet future demand.

For some projects, rental income will be inadequate to cover anything more than interest payments and maintenance.

The latest tragedies have fueled fears that the belatedly stricter standards are inadequate to prevent further accidents.

Yet the money looks inadequate to the ambition.

But I would come back from those dives and try to share the experience with words, and they were totally inadequate to the task.

We understand that outworn programs are inadequate to the needs of our time.

However, with its maximum range of 8, 000km, the DongFeng 31 was regarded inadequate to provide an effective nuclear deterrent.

At present, the numerical model of bone remodeling is inadequate to copy the physiological process of bone remodeling.

Railway communications were inadequate to get troops to the battle area promptly.

This paper attempts to prove that these theories are inadequate to explain the differences between Chinese ziji and English reflexives.

When Landsbanki collapsed, the insurance scheme was inadequate to cover its debts.

"The tools the US government has are inadequate to cope with this interlocking web. "

As a result, insurance premiums, which are based on averaging risk across the population, are inadequate to cover future claims.

The dogmas of the quiet past, and inadequate to the stormy present.

For the vast majority, (135 vaccine-adverse event pairs), the evidence is inadequate to accept or reject a causal relationship.

However, in gas phase, it is very inadequate to analyse them only using above theories, not getting accordant with experiments.

Employees with low self-esteem may consider themselves inadequate to change, and overconfident employees may refuse to admit errors.

Words are still inadequate to fully describe what you can look forward to in the future.

As a result, insurance premiums, whelloch are based on averaging risk across the population, are inadequate to cover future claims.

In general, hyperglycemia results from an insulin supply that is inadequate to meet tissue demands for normal blood glucose regulation.

It's inadequate to provide merely back issues to the students at the periodical room .

This is obviously extremely inadequate to look after any mental health needs in the country.

We will feel painfully inadequate to deal with the cultural conflicts if we have not much knowledge of foreign cultures.

But tonight I was by myself and felt inadequate to face the torrent of vehicles.

We feel inadequate to really handle what we want and we are secretly afraid we will lose our independence if we receive what we want.

She was too shy, too inconsequential, too inadequate, to interrupt the men who smoked and read their newspapers on the terrace

NL structures are inadequate to structure system requirements

the number of low floor buses is inadequate to meet demand

FTP servers are too technical and inadequate to ad-hoc transfers by casual users;

Such rules often are inadequate to cover complex situations;

a water supply inadequate to the needs of the city

a pianist whose technique seemed inadequate to the demands of the pieces he had chosen to play