inadequately in English

adverb

unsatisfactorily; insufficiently; deficiently; incompetently; defectively

Use "inadequately" in a sentence

1. I think that it is inadequately centralized as well as inadequately decentralized.

2. 1 antonym for Adequately: inAdequately

3. The idea was inadequately represented.

4. The projects were inadequately funded.

5. However, our financial system is inadequately centralized.

6. Colleges have been inadequately funded for years.

7. The temporary camps were inadequately equipped.

8. That area of the product was inadequately tested.

9. Schools in the area are still inadequately resourced.

10. The age that he still elects inadequately.

11. Such general behavior was observed but inadequately explained.

12. The pathogenesis of bluetongue is inadequately understood. Sentencedict.com

13. For example, do you arrive at interviews inadequately prepared?

14. He was inadequately prepared for the impending examinations.

15. Absorption by the lung is probably high but inadequately tested.

16. You see young people going to school inadequately dressed for the weather.

17. 69 synonyms for Badly: poorly, incorrectly, carelessly, inadequately, erroneously, imperfectly, ineptly

18. Although criminal's amount is increasing, it is still inadequately stern to punish.

19. Synonyms for Anticlimactically include bathetically, disappointingly, inadequately, unsatisfactorily, insufficiently, inferiorly, lamely, poorly, underwhelmingly and

20. Despite its high prevalence, hyponatremia is often underestimated and inadequately addressed in clinical routine.

21. Antonyms for Attractively include badly, ill, unpleasantly, bad, deficiently, disagreeably, discourteously, inadequately, inconsiderately and insufficiently

22. Antonyms for Amiably include badly, disagreeably, ill, unpleasantly, dissenting, unwillingly, poorly, insufficiently, bad and inadequately

23. 27 Perhaps I sometimes do that job inadequately, in the view of any Conservative commentator.

24. If the brainstem fails to prompt normal breathing, the airway is blocked, lung tissue is inadequately ventilated with air or inadequately perfused with blood, or the diaphragm and musculoskeletal support of breathing fails, respiratory Acidosis may develop

25. If the setting is inadequately supervised, the child can easily feel scared and vulnerable.

26. Antonyms for Creditably include bad, badly, deficiently, ill, inadequately, insufficiently, intolerably, poorly, unacceptably and unsatisfactorily

27. Antonyms for Aptly include improperly, inappropriately, incongruously, incorrectly, unseemly, unsuitably, wrongly, badly, inadequately and unsatisfactorily

28. Antonyms for Comprehensively include half, halfway, incompletely, part, partially, partly, somewhat, inadequately, in part and moderately

29. We assume one reason for this is that pain is inadequately addressed in routine patient contacts.

30. Synonyms for Abysmally include badly, poorly, inadequately, bad, incorrectly, unsatisfactorily, erroneously, deficiently, wretchedly and faultily

31. African countries continue to be inadequately equipped in terms of their mitigation and adaptation capacities.

32. Unfortunately, some policyholders were inadequately insured, thus imposing an unfair burden on all the others.

33. They would need to be accompanied by appropriate controls and action against inadequately documented travellers and passengers.

34. Testicular tumors with adrenogenital syndrome are typically bilateral and develop in untreated or inadequately treated males with AGS.

35. Most schools have poor accountability systems and inadequately track student outcomes. They have little information about what works.

36. (n) the risk of leakage from the storage site (for example, through abandoned or inadequately sealed wells);

37. The Child Welfare Act is outdated and is being inadequately enforced with its administration reduced to being ineffective

38. Epoetin alfa should be used with caution in the presence of untreated, inadequately treated or poorly controllable hypertension

39. Fear of stigmatization inhibits people from taking preventive measures and leads women and men to assess their own risks inadequately.

40. Awareness of the conservation status of Bubalus mindorensis began in 1965 when it was classified as Status inadequately known by the IUCN.

41. Negative stress of healthcare providers in medical emergencies severely affects their reasoning and communication and is inadequately taken into account during routine care.

42. Rather we have to ask what was the experience which gave rise to the beliefs and which they encapsulate, however inadequately.

43. Recently, Professor Peter Machinist suggested that Landsberger's Eigenbegrifflichkeit, as fundamental as this concept became in the subsequent history of Assyriology, has nevertheless been inadequately appreciated.

44. Despite the obvious clinical significance of human male infertility, the mechanisms of spermatogenic failure caused by meiotic recombination errors in humans are inadequately known at present.

45. Recently, Professor Peter Machinist suggested that Landsberger's Eigenbegrifflichkeit, as fundamental as this concept became in the subsequent history of Assyriology, has nevertheless been inadequately appreciated.

46. Epidemics of febrile disease with conjunctivitis are associated with waterborne transmission of some adenovirus types, often centering on inadequately chlorinated swimming pools and small lakes.

47. Auditoriums A sound system that is incorrectly specified, inadequately budgeted, poorly installed, and badly calibrated will be a constant source of frustration to everyone who uses it

48. The Commission’s approach to regional integration is relevant but coherence is inadequately addressed and the level of funding does not take account of the limited absorption capacities

49. For several years many countries have been violating UN Security Council sanctions on North Korea, either intentionally or by inadequately enforcing or investigating actions by private actors.

50. Special-purpose Cesses and surcharges, which have proliferated in recent years, have sub-optimally, if not grossly inadequately, served the intended purposes, as the Centre has used a …