| adequately | 1) Are staff adequately protected against possible attack? 2) The ice rink issue was never adequately resolved. more adequately sentences |
| adequately account | 1) One problem is that you cannot adequately account for value. 2) Analyses suggest that ocean current fluctuations can adequately account for recent glacial oscillations. more adequately account sentences |
| adequately address | 1) They also did not adequately address social issues. 2) In the past, complex environmental problems were not adequately addressed . more adequately address sentences |
| adequately assess | 1) Some interventions have not yet been adequately assessed . 2) adequately assessing neuropsychological complications is an important step in treatment planning. more adequately assess sentences |
| adequately compensate | 1) Why not adequately compensate the family members of those killed? 2) Many building owners were not adequately compensated for their property. more adequately compensate sentences |
| adequately convey | 1) Effective queries are composed of enough text to adequately convey the intended concepts. 2) The ad is likely to adequately convey the limited nature of support for the claim. more adequately convey sentences |
| adequately cover | 1) I am worried that I am not adequately covered in this instance. 2) Have I adequately covered the content? more adequately cover sentences |
| adequately describe | 1) Her writing is hard to describe adequately . 2) The title should adequately describe the report. more adequately describe sentences |
| adequately explain | 1) This difference has never been adequately explained . 2) Only then is the moral experience adequately explained . more adequately explain sentences |
| adequately fund | 1) Pennsylvania's pension systems had historically been adequately funded . 2) My job is to ensure my institution is adequately funded . more adequately fund sentences |
| adequately insured | 1) All travellers should be adequately insured against all eventualities and circumstances. 2) It is a condition of booking that you are adequately insured on your holiday. more adequately insured sentences |
| adequately prepare | 1) The school system did not adequately prepare me. 2) Their bark is quite nutritious, if adequately prepared . more adequately prepare sentences |
| adequately prepared for | 1) Unfortunately, many are not adequately prepared for the challenge. 2) Eighty-three percent of survey respondents felt they were adequately prepared for graduate or professional school. more adequately prepared for sentences |
| adequately protect | 1) Are staff adequately protected against possible attack? 2) Finally, defendants add that the present law adequately protects pedestrians. more adequately protect sentences |
| adequately represent | 0) Female sexuality is often not adequately represented in texts and documents. 1) Conclusion: The SARIMA model more adequately represents the data set. 2) They adequately represent the entire gamut. more adequately represent sentences |
| adequately train | 1) The crew had not been trained adequately in carrying out an evacuation. 2) Oftentimes, these staff members are not adequately trained in such matters. more adequately train sentences |
| deal adequately | 1) No workable scheme has been found to adequately deal with this. 2) Differential drills should deal adequately with related structures within the new language. more deal adequately sentences |
| inadequately | 1) Those are the big questions still inadequately answered . 2) High levels of pathogens may result from inadequately treated sewage discharges. more inadequately sentences |
| respond adequately | 1) Some pets don't respond adequately to steroids. 2) But are we responding adequately in any situation? more respond adequately sentences |
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