| adequate | 1) The system went live without adequate testing. 2) The trading software had gone live without adequate testing. more adequate sentences |
| adequate answer | 1) The remaining 9.4% of the population did not provide an adequate answer . 1) I still do not think the church has adequate answers for the problem. 2) Only from an investigation of the politics of schooling might come an adequate answer . more adequate answer sentences |
| adequate appropriate | 1) Do you provide adequate and appropriate minerals for your feeding program? 2) It must have adequate and appropriate rocker for your desired skimboarding location. more adequate appropriate sentences |
| adequate assurance | 1) adequate assurance need not include full performance; a slight delay should be accepted. 2) Nevertheless, the aforementioned arguments do not give adequate assurance that uniformity will be achieved. more adequate assurance sentences |
| adequate but | 1) The service was adequate but not great. 2) The supply of fresh water is adequate but limited. more adequate but sentences |
| adequate compensation | 1) But government officials said they have made adequate compensation . 2) The goal is fair and adequate compensation for your injury. more adequate compensation sentences |
| adequate effective | 1) Most health materials in Hindi lacked adequate and effective illustrations. 2) Provide adequate and effective online tutoring. more adequate effective sentences |
| adequate explanation | 1) It is very hard to provide a simple but adequate explanation . 2) Instead, psychologists and linguists have looked for more adequate explanations . more adequate explanation sentences |
| adequate financial | 1) The right to adequate financial support for trainees. 2) Ensure the school has adequate financial resources to support its programs. more adequate financial sentences |
| adequate fluid | 1) Also essential is adequate fluid supply for the mother and baby. 2) adequate fluid intake to start 24-36 hours before exercise. more adequate fluid sentences |
| adequate for | 1) The fidelity was adequate for clear voice recordings. 2) The following loading parameters are adequate for beginners. more adequate for sentences |
| adequate funding | 1) Groups without adequate funding did not survive. 2) Every year our group fights for adequate court funding . more adequate funding sentences |
| adequate housing | 1) The latter had adequate housing which was certainly cheaper. 2) The right to adequate housing must include a broader definition. more adequate housing sentences |
| adequate intake | 1) An adequate iodine intake is essential for a proper functioning thyroid gland. 2) adequate fluid intake to start 24-36 hours before exercise. more adequate intake sentences |
| adequate legal | 1) They can provide a list of local attorneys and help you find adequate legal representation. 2) adequate legal cause is any cause which justifies a spouse's departure: Com. ex rel. more adequate legal sentences |
| adequate medical | 1) He did not receive adequate medical treatment. 2) He may not be receiving adequate medical care. more adequate medical sentences |
| adequate notice | 1) Please ensure that adequate notice is provided. 2) An attempt shall be made to give adequate notice of all meetings. more adequate notice sentences |
| adequate nutrition | 1) A feeding tube is often necessary to maintain adequate nutrition . 2) An adequate nutrition is needed for a healthy fetus. more adequate nutrition sentences |
| adequate preparation | 1) No policy is ever perfect , which makes adequate preparation crucial. 2) But, adequate speech preparation isn't always enough. more adequate preparation sentences |
| adequate protection | 1) I agree though building underground may provide adequate protection against radiation . 2) Vertical ice may not have adequate protection . more adequate protection sentences |
| adequate provision | 1) Control over future growth with adequate provision for future requirements. 2) The current formula carefully balances adequate benefit provision with appropriate work incentives. more adequate provision sentences |
| adequate public | 1) Non-government schools are providers of public education and deserve adequate public funding. 2) adequate public notification will be given in advance of each meeting. more adequate public sentences |
| adequate safeguard | 1) All related processes should be subject to adequate nonproliferation safeguards . 2) The former created the power to intercept communications without adequate safeguards against abuse. more adequate safeguard sentences |
| adequate sanitation | 1) Access to safe water and adequate sanitation in Germany is universal. 2) Access to improved water supply and to adequate sanitation in France is universal. more adequate sanitation sentences |
| adequate scientific | 1) Maury early became convinced that adequate scientific knowledge of the sea could be obtained only through international cooperation. 2) Many of the popular books which support this position are gimmicky, and often, lack adequate scientific referencing. more adequate scientific sentences |
| adequate supply | 1) These are adequate supply of raw materials for export oriented products. 2) Air pollution is not properly diluted with adequate water supply . more adequate supply sentences |
| adequate technical | 1) D. Audit has been performed by persons having adequate technical training and proficiency as auditors. 2) On top of that, it includes adequate technical facts which advanced people can learn. more adequate technical sentences |
| adequate to | 1) Inlet screen adequate to prohibit fish movement? 2) Sometimes data are not adequate to let researchers discriminate between models. more adequate to sentences |
| adequate to do | 1) It is adequate to do the job. 2) Make sure computers, other equipment and office supplies are adequate to do the job. more adequate to do sentences |
| adequate ventilation | 1) Allowing adequate air ventilation to prevent overheating during use. 2) adequate ventilation is necessary to maintain comfortable working conditions. more adequate ventilation sentences |
| adequate warning | 1) These products must carry adequate warnings of the dangers. 2) This will generally provide adequate warning before hypoxia is likely. more adequate warning sentences |
| always adequate | 1) Public toilets , while not always adequate , were fairly ubiquitous. 2) But fluent readers were sometimes under-challenged and support for poor readers not always adequate . more always adequate sentences |
| barely adequate | 1) The el cheapo green insulation is barely adequate . 2) French production produced a barely adequate 10,000 shells a day. more barely adequate sentences |
| be adequate | 1) There is adequate off street parking available. 2) There are many products available that are adequate . more be adequate sentences |
| completely adequate | 1) It is completely adequate for my needs and a joy to run and operate. 2) DRIVING IMPRESSIONS We found the base MKS motor to be completely adequate for everyday driving needs . more completely adequate sentences |
| consider adequate | 1) A plank between two ladders is not considered adequate . 2) A quick ratio of 1:1 is considered adequate . more consider adequate sentences |
| deem adequate | 1) Medical certificates are no longer deemed adequate ; a letter from a hospital confirming hospitalisation will suffice. 2) The contractor was experienced in the work involved, and the original estimate was evaluated and deemed adequate . more deem adequate sentences |
| entirely adequate | 1) It is entirely adequate for office work. 2) As it turns out the bulbs are entirely adequate . more entirely adequate sentences |
| facility adequate | 1) Are the facilities adequate and the environment conducive to the research? 2) Are the toilet facilities adequate for the number of attendees (including access friendly toilets)? more facility adequate sentences |
| fully adequate | 1) And the resulting figures had proved fully adequate . 2) But were it fully adequate , it would be unequal. more fully adequate sentences |
| generally adequate | 1) Observation and communication equipment was somewhat less than top-level, but generally adequate . 2) Some NGOs running care facilities for trafficking victims reported generally adequate coordination with government officials. more generally adequate sentences |
| hardly adequate | 1) Yet on the other hand, the punishment handed out by the Board is hardly adequate to the offense. 2) Africanus admits that they are hardly adequate , but allows them to be interpreted as a trust in favour of Titius. more hardly adequate sentences |
| have adequate | 1) Colors blend beautifully and easily and have adequate staying power. 2) Both were in good flesh and had adequate to abundant body fat. more have adequate sentences |
| inadequate | 1) Road configuration may help prove inadequate pacing. 2) The telephone service is still quite inadequate . more inadequate sentences |
| lack of adequate | 1) The lack of adequate or reliable data is noted. 2) The team was upset due to lack of adequate lamps. more lack of adequate sentences |
| less than adequate | 1) Moreover, target intelligence may be less than adequate . 2) They will enter the working world with a less than adequate education. more less than adequate sentences |
| more or less adequate | 1) At first she had scraped a more or less adequate living as a free-lance journalist. 2) By now, we are talking about the management of proxies– more or less adequate stand-ins or substitutes for the real thing. more more or less adequate sentences |
| more than adequate | 1) The space provided is always more than adequate . 2) The recording here is more than adequate . more more than adequate sentences |
| no longer adequate | 1) Many existing water sources worldwide are no longer adequate . 2) Weak sales skills and poor sales strategies are no longer adequate . more no longer adequate sentences |
| not adequate | 1) Sometimes data are not adequate to let researchers discriminate between models. 2) Natural and human law is not adequate alone. more not adequate sentences |
| nutritionally adequate | 1) It helps low-income households buy the food they need for a nutritionally adequate diet. 2) Thus, cholesterol intake should be kept as low as possible within a nutritionally adequate diet. more nutritionally adequate sentences |
| only adequate | 1) In such circumstances, specific performance is the only adequate remedy. 2) Language communicates general meaning, but is only adequate . more only adequate sentences |
| perfectly adequate | 1) The processes described here are perfectly adequate for computation. 2) Boot space is perfectly adequate quite shallow but long. more perfectly adequate sentences |
| prove adequate | 1) And the resulting figures had proved fully adequate . 2) While the engines proved adequate , they were slow. more prove adequate sentences |
| provide adequate | 1) Make sure you provide adequate \wants\ for your Santa. 2) Consciousness of being invited rather than ordered will usually provide adequate stroking. more provide adequate sentences |
| quite adequate | 1) The coverage of this information is quite adequate . 2) I believe that that is quite adequate . more quite adequate sentences |
| really adequate | 1) Of that we can form really adequate concepts. 2) We can form really adequate concepts of that. more really adequate sentences |
| reasonably adequate | 1) reasonably adequate time should be allocated for the completion of evaluation surveys. 2) Instead, this is the reasonably adequate , uninspired, superfluous 1979 TV movie. more reasonably adequate sentences |
| remain adequate | 1) Liquidity remains adequate in the GCC banking market. 2) The 1942 harvest was a good one, and food supplies remained adequate in Western Europe. more remain adequate sentences |
| resource adequate | 1) The currently identified resources are adequate to meet this expansion. 2) We are told by some that we have not our own capital resources adequate to do so. more resource adequate sentences |
| seem adequate | 1) Neither traditional Marxism nor conventional pluralism seem adequate to us. 2) I am using 14AWG and this seems very adequate . more seem adequate sentences |
| service adequate | 1) The service was adequate but not great. 2) Is our information service adequate to cope? more service adequate sentences |
| still adequate | 1) Is 75% of the base shear formula still adequate ? 2) The transfer is unremarkable, but still adequate . more still adequate sentences |
| supply adequate | 1) In Britain the domestic supply is normally adequate . 2) Except for a critical shortage of water, supply was adequate . more supply adequate sentences |
| system adequate | 1) The contractor's estimating system is adequate . 2.1.2. 2) Usually the home heating system is not adequate to heat an adjacent greenhouse. more system adequate sentences |
| there adequate | 1) Are there adequate power points in every room? 2) Is there adequate ventilation in the attic? more there adequate sentences |
| think adequate | 1) Preparations had been thought adequate to aid the Norwegians against any likely German intervention. 2) This led Popper to believe that there was something fallacious in the proofs, thought adequate for ascertaining truth. more think adequate sentences |
| totally adequate | 1) This is totally adequate for solo or group playing. 2) Clearly, the only totally adequate indication of the content of a document is the text of the document in its entirety. more totally adequate sentences |
| usually adequate | 1) usually adequate cooling is provided by passive convection. 2) In general, a 5,000 name test is usually adequate . more usually adequate sentences |
| very adequate | 1) It seems to have very adequate vibration damping. 2) I think the processor speed is very adequate . more very adequate sentences |
| wholly adequate | 1) Each of our models continues to provide some insights, although none is wholly adequate . 2) Most firms find a well-documented budget with a regular comparison between actual results and budgets (variance analysis) wholly adequate . more wholly adequate sentences |
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