inadequately 的定义
- not adequate or sufficient; inept or unsuitable.
- Psychiatry. ineffectual in response to emotional, social, intellectual, and physical demands in the absence of any obvious mental or physical deficiency.
inadequately 近义词
insufficiently
更多inadequately例句
- A recent article in Entrepreneur magazine listed “inadequate testing” as the top reason why startups fail.
- He also expects unsourced rumors of inadequate safety procedures at local polling places.
- For the federal government to put it on the states to protect workers is wholly and fundamentally inadequate.
- She said the Mnuchin proposal remains inadequate, and said she could not accept something that the administration can’t even sell to the Senate.
- Cetron told colleagues in an email that the industry’s plan was inadequate, given the “sardine can density” of these ships, records show.
- I don't think that answer is obvious, even if we concede that the Bangladeshi government is inadequately responsive.
- The aggregate of individual decisions, each of which is rational, yields an inadequately trained workforce.
- Obama has stabilized the economy and revived it, inadequately.
- In fact they only serve to make clear how inadequately I appreciated the moment when it was here.
- I replied honestly but inadequately, feeling momentarily disoriented myself.
- The fleet responded somewhat spasmodically, if not inadequately, to these calls.
- But life is short for such agreeable exercises, so this chapter must inadequately proceed.
- I would open another school to train women to every kind of trivial service, now clumsily or inadequately performed by men.
- Here too we find that the emotions and feelings associated with the reproductive instinct may be inadequately developed.
- With respect to danger of injury, in a large proportion of places there is unguarded or inadequately guarded machinery.