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"We need to do better because the current policy is not adequate."

For the most part, the food was more than adequate.

About six to 10 per person is adequate as a first course.

Not one of you seems adequate to the job we have to do.

"You have to know whether the service is adequate for the house."

They would also show whether teachers and schools were doing an adequate job.

Adequate health care is available to those able to pay the high cost.

For what we get out of them 400 would be more than adequate.

Other companies already have a system they believe is adequate.

For how can any experience be adequate with an idea?

They were all pretty old and had an adequate number of children.

There were also new schools, and for the first time adequate health care.

But the data are not adequate to support that, he said.

Does it provide adequate light for you to see by?

It seemed like she was doing a more than adequate job.

He always wanted to provide his daughter with adequate education.

The real issue, he said, is that adequate services are not available to the people who need them.

He said, "They can only make people who are not getting adequate health care get less."

He had to find a special friend, and even that might not be adequate.

It will take two to three months to get an adequate land force in place.

Is there adequate money in the home to buy enough food?

We're not giving adequate money for families to take in these children.

I have yet to find an adequate response to that.

Again, our experience is that these systems are far from adequate.