Although the rights, obligations and functions of the Roman gens have been inadequately presented, enough has been adduced to show that this organization was the source of their social, governmental and religious activities.
Although the subject has been inadequately treated, its importance at least has been shown.
Where you lead, I believe, thousands of other men will follow, even though at a distance, and most inadequately .
The subsequent stories of the women showed what agonies they had endured, because they were inadequately clad, from the dampness of the cells into which they were thrown.
On all hands it is admitted by both naval and military experts, that, notwithstanding the increase of our Navy by the Spencer programme, our country is inadequately defended and totally unprepared for war.
For some, and in my opinion the most important, points connected with the question, have either not been alluded to at all, or quite inadequately investigated.
It is mentioned only to point out one more form of social sinning, as yetinadequately punished or rebuked, whereby men of capital and brains have been able to pocket money for which they have given no return to society.
But with all its efforts the mines were inadequately supplied.
These words are very inadequatelyrepresented in the translation of the Authorised Version.
Then, with regard to the other point in this final clause--that emblem of the dew leads to many considerations upon which I can but inadequately touch.
Brown is found complaining that Upper Canada is inadequately represented and is dominated by its partner.
It fortunately happened, too, that his moral theories, however inadequately argued upon, were noble and exalting.
He quits the stage for that purpose, and the chorus burst into one of their most picturesque odes, an Invocation to Bacchus, thus inadequately presented to the English reader.
Whether woman's physical disabilities, her present bias toward unduly moral and inadequately intellectual judgments, will forever hamper her, I do not know; but I do not think so.
Briefly, if a woman works less well than a man, less fast, less continuously, it is because she is inadequately rewarded.
In that way all his time and a very large number of taels had been expended, testing results by means of the four elements, and putting together things which had been inadequately arrived at by others.
In fact there were many times when they were so hard put that they were not only inadequately clothed, but suffered for lack of food.
I boldly ask what real property of the country is soinadequately represented: it is a mere mockery.
For, though (as I have said) the motion was inaccurately and inadequately worded, it was not set aside upon this ground.
Thereupon follows a narrow hall, which but inadequately represents the hypostyle; and, finally, as the holy of holies, a small chamber with an altar.
Monumental sculpture had not yet freed itself from the trammels of inadequately developed technical processes.
It was not, however, a work permanent in character, like Meigs; and neither post could be considered secure, because inadequately garrisoned.
If they are used to render unions childless or inadequately fruitful they are harmful.
I am happy to say that these orders, which can only have emanated from some staff inadequately informed upon the situation, were cancelled during the night and before the Battalion had acted on them.
Why then does the cheetah inherit ancestral habits so inadequately that it is useless for the chase unless it has first learned to hunt for itself before being captured?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inadequately" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: badly; imperfectly; inadequately; incompletely; intolerably; partially; poorly
